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Jarden Brief: Transtasman bubble optimism boosts travel stocks
Jarden's daily update on the latest market moves and shakes.
NZ economy volatile: Robertson responds to shock GDP drop
Grant Robertson talks about GDP, the travel bubble and support for the tourism sector.
Spilt Milk? The furore over controversial former a2 Milk boss
The tenure of a former a2 Milk chief executive has been playing out in the Aussie media.
Liam Dann: GDP slump means NZ probably back in recession
The GDP slump is a reminder that we still have a tough road of economic recovery ahead.
Lower Hutt company fined $42k for unlawful wage deductions
The Labour Inspectorate said wage deductions must always be agreed to by the employee.
Jarden Brief: Markets quietly await Federal Reserve policy meeting
Jarden's daily update on the latest market moves and shakes.
'We need to let some businesses fail' - economist
We're entering the toughest phase of the recovery, says BNZ chief economist Paul Conway
WorkSafe investigating after digger operator dies on West Coast farm
A police spokesperson said the person who died was a contractor working on his own.
Mill closure: MP calls on region to support affected workers
Rawiri Waititi has adopted a "Whānau Ora approach" to addressing the mill closure.
'Very tough day': Mill will close, all 210 jobs to go
After more than 80 years, production will shut down in June.
Air NZ cabin crew settle employment stoush
The company said it couldn't comment because it's required to keep these confidential.
Sacked by email: Worker awarded $20,000 for unjustified dismissal
Tyler Ward was dismissed from Samson Hill Harvesting Limited by email.
Are there enough hours in the day for hybrid work?
Changes to the location of work will also change the workers doing the work.
Tūhoe kaumatua celebrates 60 years at KiwiRail
76-year-old Keith Turuwhenua of Tūhoe has celebrated 60 years on the job at KiwiRail.
Blacklisted tenants: Privacy Commissioner launches probe
Watchdog taking close look at how much information being taken from tenants.
Economists at odds over this week's big GDP number
Did the economy lose its post-lockdown momentum in the final quarter of 2020?
Revealed: The NZ town where most employers are hiring
The companies said their main challenge is the lack of a good, skilled workforce.
'Woke workplace': How mood trackers could impose tyranny
With mood-measuring devices, employee monitoring risks becoming more invasive than ever.
Investigation into sexual harassment allegations at The Rock
Claims of sexual harassment have been made against a MediaWorks radio employee.
'We're biting back': Amazon workers in Alabama mull unionisation
It is seen as a David-and-Goliath fight in a state with a history of undervaluing labour.
'Australia matters more to NZ than the reverse', deportations 'corrosive': Mfat on transtasman relationship
"Covid-19 has consequences...as serious as the Great Depression," the briefing also warns.
IMF warns of 'pronounced correction' in NZ's housing market
New measures to dampen speculative demand and unlock supply are needed, the IMF says.
Covid-19: Urgent call to upskill and retain staff in tech sector
Top IT positions in NZ filled by overseas talent despite 6000 tech graduates each year.
Brian Fallow: Jobs bouncing back from Covid? Not so fast
PAYE data suggests employment hasn't recovered as strongly as believed.
Impact of three-day lockdown on job market revealed
Employment data shows even a three-day Covid lockdown has an impact on jobs advertised.
House prices reach new highs as market hits busiest period in 14 years
Investors rushed in to beat new LVR restrictions from March 1
Jarden Brief: Bitcoin climbs another 5 per cent
Jarden's daily update on the latest market moves and shakes.
Covid casualty: Jet boat operation closing for at least 18 months
"It was inevitable": Rotorua tourism operator.
Stronger recovery: OECD lifts world economic outlook
NZ benefits from China rebound and rising commodity prices as Asia Pacific leads recovery.
Covid-19: Environmental business born in lockdown cleaning up competition
New business aims to wipe out plastic bottles the same way we did single-use plastic bags.
Teuila Fuatai: Are flexible work conditions Covid's silver lining?
OPINION: While many struggle, for others, Covid has reinvented work.
Immigration NZ responds to confusion over temporary visa condition
Concerns of unfair treatment over usage of Covid-19 tracer app.
Huge leap in mothers in distress, financial hardship in Auckland lockdown
Charity data points to significant job losses in Auckland's lockdown.