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. Author Waatea Team Radio Waatea is Auckland’s…
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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