40 years ago Dame Naida Glavish lost her job because she refused to stop saying “Kia ora” as a toll operator. Now a worker at Te Whatu Ora has claimed that her manager has stopped her from using Kia Ora and Ngā mihi in correspondence with patients.
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40 years ago Dame Naida Glavish lost her job because she refused to stop saying “Kia ora” as a toll operator. Now a worker at Te Whatu Ora has claimed that her manager has stopped her from using Kia Ora and Ngā mihi in correspondence with patients.
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