Auckland Council
Jobs and economy
Many councils help support local business and economic development. Some promote tourism in their area, or provide business support services and grants.
Jobs and economy
Many councils help support local business and economic development. Some promote tourism in their area, or provide business support services and grants.
Increase funding for the Western Initiative, working with young people to create well paid career pathways.
Work with Central Park Henderson, Glen Eden and Te Atatu Business Improvement Districts to increase local support for business.
Work towards Henderson as a creative centre for film, arts and technology businesses and related activity to create more jobs.
Promote a night time economy, working with business on safety initiatives and removing barriers to evening shopping and hospitality.
Advocate for a film precinct in Henderson, where our studios support film schools, animation and adjacent industries providing quality jobs.
Increase funding to the Western Initiative, a taskforce for local sustainable quality work for young West Aucklanders.
Working with local businesses to counter the rise in crime.
Finding solutions to attract youth employment.
Working with local tourism operators to find ways to attract tourists.
Support local business with good policy, access and parking helping them to be successful profitable and stay open in a clean and safe environment.
Business associations needs to be voluntary not compulsory, council needs to be sure local business is getting value for their rates.
Create entry programs from schools to local business that can identify potential job opportunities for suitable students.
Support policies which help small local businesses stay afloat and be profitable.
Encourage profitable local businesses to create quality full-time jobs.
Improve and maintain attractive and inviting town centre infrastructure where people feel safe to be.
No to new rail 14 billion debt, the people and local businesses require time to financially recover from the unforeseen effect of Covid.
No to rates increase to support the well-being of our people, and recover businesses and tourism stability. Review rates 2023 winter.
Further discussion with new mayor, councillors and local boards with young adult representative added seat on council board.
Increase funding for the Western Initiative, working with young people to create well paid career pathways.
Work with Central Park Henderson, Glen Eden and Te Atatu Business Improvement Districts to increase local support for business.
Work towards Henderson as a creative centre for film, arts and technology businesses and related activity to create more jobs.
Promote a night time economy, working with business on safety initiatives and removing barriers to evening shopping and hospitality.
Advocate for a film precinct in Henderson, where our studios support film schools, animation and adjacent industries providing quality jobs.
Increase funding to the Western Initiative, a taskforce for local sustainable quality work for young West Aucklanders.
Working with local businesses to counter the rise in crime.
Finding solutions to attract youth employment.
Working with local tourism operators to find ways to attract tourists.
Support local business with good policy, access and parking helping them to be successful profitable and stay open in a clean and safe environment.
Business associations needs to be voluntary not compulsory, council needs to be sure local business is getting value for their rates.
Create entry programs from schools to local business that can identify potential job opportunities for suitable students.
Support policies which help small local businesses stay afloat and be profitable.
Encourage profitable local businesses to create quality full-time jobs.
Improve and maintain attractive and inviting town centre infrastructure where people feel safe to be.
No to new rail 14 billion debt, the people and local businesses require time to financially recover from the unforeseen effect of Covid.
No to rates increase to support the well-being of our people, and recover businesses and tourism stability. Review rates 2023 winter.
Further discussion with new mayor, councillors and local boards with young adult representative added seat on council board.
Mayor
Compare the mayoral candidates in your area
Local council
Compare the candidates for your city or district council
Regional council
Compare the candidates for your regional council
Local board
Compare the candidates for your local or community board
