Government-owned company to take over school payroll
Steven Joyce | EducationNew Zealand's school payroll service will come under Government management in October of this year. After lengthy negotiations, the Ministry of Education and the existing school payroll provider, Talent2, have settled both on the amounts payable by Talent2 towards the costs of remediating the Novopay service and a new operating model for the school payroll system. The new model involves a new government-owned company taking over the operation of the payroll service, and Talent2 licensing the core Alesco software to that company. ...
The Government will take over the troubled Novopay school payroll system in October, Steven Joyce confirmed today.
NZEI Te Riu Roa says that while the Government buy-out of Novopay from Talent2 is a welcome decision, it should have been made at least a year ago.
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Bid to keep Maori language alive
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Hungry students get helping hand
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