
Hawkesby: Ridiculous to claim 60's too old to be a CEO
COMMENT: People 60 and over can actually still be sharp, interested and intelligent.
COMMENT: People 60 and over can actually still be sharp, interested and intelligent.
COMMENT: Call's gone out for govt to stimulate growth. Should we tax less or spend more?
COMMENT: Local market and the NZ economy suffer as shareholders sell out.
Consumers feel better about the economy than business according to latest survey.
If you're not feeling the love for work, it's time to analyse why, writes Val Leveson.
'Yesterday a worker stayed after clocking out ... if she can do it we can do it as well.'
COMMENT: Never mind Greenland, it doesn't get dumber than Trump's 2018 take on trade wars.
Australia's gender issues compare similarly to those of New Zealand.
Do due diligence on your soon-to-be employer, prior to putting ink to paper.
She had been promised an increase after her three month trial. Instead she was paid less.
GDP growth has slowed and while lower rates will provide a boost, it maybe short lived.
RBNZ Governor Adrian Orr will mix with the world's top economists at Jackson Hole retreat.
We all know that greed is the undoing of most, if not all investors.
Recruitment is one area where prejudices and unconscious biases come to the surface.
Auckland project manager received vastly reduced wages.
Bank of America fears there's a one-in-three chance of slipping into a recession.
Employers are open to an increasing range of flexible work options.
A mortgage adviser says there's no harm in checking if you could reel in a better deal.
COMMENT: NZ move has reminded Aussies how vulnerable their much larger economy is.
Are your staff working remotely or shirking remotely?
COMMENT: Calls from economists for more govt spending will suit Labour in election year.
COMMENT: China and the US may force us to choose between them.
COMMENT: If inflation is higher than interest paid you'd be crazy to keep, save or invest.
Tom O'Neil with some CV tips for job seekers.
Adrian Orr says we need to get used to a world of low rates.