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'Way too many hoops': First Home Grants fall short
First home buyers' scheme heading for the lowest number of grants ever paid out.
Reserve Bank tightens lending rules
Reserve Bank cleared to develop new debt rules if it avoids harming first home buyers.
Jarden Brief: AfterPay shares surge after Square acquisition news
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Four-day work week benefits firms and workers
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Liam Dann: A smarter, more productive post-Covid economy - what the Govt needs to address now
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The case against Uber - when is a contractor really an employee?
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Liam Dann: How the hell did we allow a supermarket duopoly?
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'Extremely lucky to survive': Company fined $275k for poisoning employee
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Jarden Brief: Inflation plays havoc with Aussie tech stocks
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Jarden Brief: A2 Milk again the worst performer on NZX
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The winners and losers of the low interest rate era
A Reserve Bank report shows the benefits of low interest rates vary across age groups.
US real yields hit record low on growth concerns
Negative real yields pose a big problem for pension funds and other long-term investments.
Jarden Brief: Tech giants to report earnings this week
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CEOs with unusual names pursue unusual strategies
Research shows a correlation between names and business strategies.
Wood work: Kiwi couple launches toy business
Terri and Will Wara began making wooden toys for their boys. Now it's become a business.
Sasha Borissenko: Your sick leave rights and the dangers of throwing a sickie
Vulnerable employees will be shouting "huzzah" this week as sick leave doubles.
Wall Street stocks end volatile week at record high
Stocks rose despite fears about the Delta variant.
Do you really need all that office space?
Do employers still need to fork out rent on a sprawling office space?
Care provider fined $552k over woman's death at support home
The woman drowned when left alone in a bath in October 2016.
Jarden Brief: US markets continue to claw back losses
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Sick leave increase essential in Covid times, say experts
Covid means the doubling of sick pay entitlements is more important than ever say experts.
New sick leave laws start tomorrow: Why unions say they don't go far enough
Tomorrow, changes to double sick leave entitlements from five to 10 days come into effect.
Jarden Brief: Netflix struggles after missing earnings guidance
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Ben Kepes: The great irony of the farmer protest
Ben Kepes sees a missed opportunity in the "Howl of a Protest".
Woman fired after relationship with boss ended awarded nearly $25,000
Woman who worked to pay off cell phone gets $25,000 after boyfriend/boss fires her.
Opinion: What markets fear more than the Delta variant
Strain is increasing on economies around the world.
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