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Seymour says Govt is too slow to give certainty to businesses worried about being sued.
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A total of 27 staff have left Tararua DC since November, and 118 left Napier CC in a year.
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National: Flexi-wage jobs scheme off-track as benefit numbers rise
Since the latest lockdown began the number of those on Jobseeker has risen more than 8000.
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Liam Dann: Was printing money the right option?
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Wage and salary packages set to rise
Salaries at the top end are up due to a shortage in the labour market.
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Mood of the Boardroom: Government has the big calls right
Addressing educational standards should be an urgent priority for New Zealand.
Mood of the Boardroom: CEOs plea for border opening
Finding and retaining people with skills is the biggest concern for business leaders.
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New Zealand's top CEO's have their say.
Businesses calls for mandatory vaccine passports
Vaccine passports should be mandatory, says business associations.
Reserve Bank hikes OCR - mortgage rates already rising
The Reserve Bank has today lifted the Official Cash Rate to 0.50 per cent.
Jarden Brief: All eyes on the Reserve Bank's OCR decision today
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Not a single Māori Crown prosecutor in Christchurch, Gisborne, Whanganui
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The big reason 39% of Kiwis are looking to change jobs
Many New Zealand workers have itchy feet.
Mansons director 'in shock' at worker's death at construction site
Police were notified of the incident shortly after 1pm today.
OCR watch: NZ set to move first on interest rates in Asia Pacific
The cycle of super cheap debt is coming to an end, writes CMC Markets GM Chris Smith.
Jarden Brief: Oil rises to highest level since 2018
Jarden's daily update on the latest market moves and shakes.
PwC tells 40,000 US staff they can work remotely permanently
The shift to remote work will persist long after the pandemic.
Sir Ian Taylor: My plan to help open NZ's borders safely
Sir Ian Taylor proposes a way to save lives and livelihoods.
Why heading back to the office could bring us all 'psychological richness'
Working from home can be mundane, writes Jemima Kelly for the Financial Times.
Grant Robertson: Key facts missing on Sir John's reckons on economy
The economy grew 2.8% in the June quarter, the Deputy PM and Finance Minister writes.
Workers injured in three separate morning incidents in Hawke's Bay
Rescue chopper responds to three work accidents over five hours this morning.
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Lockdown hero: Sparky's free bacon butties brighten day for cafe, customers
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