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A small business advocate says a Government grant must do more than throw money at a problem.
The Taxpayers’ Union has revealed the business start up grant has dished out $38 million with little to show for it.
Documents retrieved through the Official Information Act show hundreds of the recipients struggled and returned to a benefit within two years.
Small Business New Zealand Founder Phil Wicks told Andrew Dickens the recipients are the furthest people away from the labour market.
He says they can still succeed but need more mentoring, structure, and clear expectations.
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By Newstalk ZBA small business advocate says a Government grant must do more than throw money at a problem.
The Taxpayers’ Union has revealed the business start up grant has dished out $38 million with little to show for it.
Documents retrieved through the Official Information Act show hundreds of the recipients struggled and returned to a benefit within two years.
Small Business New Zealand Founder Phil Wicks told Andrew Dickens the recipients are the furthest people away from the labour market.
He says they can still succeed but need more mentoring, structure, and clear expectations.
LISTEN ABOVE
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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