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As Trump tweets, NZ must get on with it
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The Kiwi dollar fell as a scandal surrounding Brazil's President took the spotlight.
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Tom O'Neil: Managing disciplinary investigations
Give your employee a fair disciplinary investigation.
NZ consumer confidence climbs in May
A strengthening labour market drove unemployment to its lowest level in almost nine years.
More jobs predicted for Northland
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Paul Glass: How-to guide for English
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How millennials infuriate colleagues
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Korean firms force staff to use English names
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Kiwi gains from 11-month low
The dollar rose after yesterday's monetary policy review kept interest rates unchanged.
Your mean boss is secretly miserable
Abusive behaviour at work hurts the victim and the manager dishing it out, research says.
Macbeth in te reo one way to innovate
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Disabled bring workplace benefits
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Working from home isn't for everyone
Career Coach: Teleworking employees may find themselves dealing with extra pressure.
Kiwi dollar falls, OCR on hold at 1.75%
Markets expected the Reserve Bank would move forward its forecasts for future rises.
Kiwi gains ahead of RBNZ statement
The dollar rose ahead of the Reserve Bank's monetary policy statement.
Property a big driver of NZ economy
Property is the country's largest industry contributing $29.8b to the economy in 2015-16.
Innovation takes centre stage at PwC Herald Talks
Innovation took centre stage at PwC Herald Talks today.
Higher taxes, lower spend boosts surplus
Increased revenue from taxes and lower expenses helped swell NZ government's coffers.
Bosses' right to know about court charges
Bosses can have a right to know about criminal cases even if a worker has name suppression
Overheating NZ economy a growing risk
Rapid gains in house prices could be reignited, the IMF has warned.
Women can cure a lacklustre economy
America needs to harness the under-tapped pool of female talent to kick-start its economy.
Stockmarket joins global rally after French election
New Zealand shares pushed higher, led by Air New Zealand and Port of Tauranga.
Driven to distraction
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Countdown's trans policy 'spectacular'
Countdown today announced its transgender transitioning policy.