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Comment: Key might've been playing politics, but he's not wrong about the downturn risk.
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The company boss said he wanted to show appreciation to his workers.
Sales manager wins $55K for constructive dismissal
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US Fed ignores Trump, raises interest rates for 4th time this year
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Editorial: Storm clouds a threat to Govt's goals
EDITORIAL: A "wellbeing" budget should not diminish the need to sustain economic growth.
Maccas worker with Down syndrome retires after 32 years
Bringing smiles to customers' faces, O'Grady has worked at the fast-food store since 1986.
New bankers survey reveals economic dark spots
A new survey of 300 BNZ bankers shows Wellington leading the pack for economic confidence.
Capital-letter emails can get you fired, bosses told
Lawyers in the UK are warning managers not to send emails in capital letters.
GDP growth tipped to have slowed
GDP growth is expected to have fallen back to 0.5 per cent. The figure is due Thursday.
Economy Hub: Can the Government afford to spend more?
WATCH: The crown accounts are in good shape. Is the Government being too frugal?
December danger for workers
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Liam Dann: Robertson's cautious approach should reassure business
Robertson has stuck to his guns on fiscal responsibility despite calls to spend more.
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'Storm clouds': IMF issues dire warning on global economy
Yet another warning has been issued to the big global players.
Government to reduce ACC work levies for businesses and self-employed
Government announces some changes to ACC levy regime.
Aussies told to prepare for 'severe housing collapse'
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Paul Harrison: Businesses must act as globe warms
COMMENT: Climate change is becoming a critical factor when valuing investments.
Taking stock of the work year
Enjoy the break and decide what you want to develop in your career, writes Raewyn Court
Tom O'Neil: Applying internally
It's a horrible having to apply for a position in a company you are already working for.
Economy Hub: Will Trump pressure push NZ petrol prices lower?
Can prices go lower? And will an inquiry in to retail competition make a difference?
Freight company to pay $270K over forklift incident
A WorkSafe investigation found several safety failures led to the injury of a worker.
Women behind a factory sit-in that changed NZ forever
Levin factory workers were called troublemakers by some - to others they were heroes.
Discussion: What goes into NZ's greatest workplaces?
A ball pit or fancy lunchroom probably isn't enough.