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Govt dangles simpler rules as sweetener for veto power for foreign investment
The Govt wants the power to veto foreign investment deemed not in the public interest.
This Kiwi company could make CVs extinct
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Matthew Hooton: Worst of global instability may be behind us
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Crossing the gender line
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Employer's interview rule sparks uproar
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NZ-China relations good for now, but Huawei risk remains
Relations between the two countries have improved but risks remain.
Why flexible working doesn't work in practice
Flexible working sounds good but many still aren't comfortable leaving the office loudly.
Couple fired after two weeks on the job awarded $41K
Events not as "sweet as" as the first appeared.
Leighton Smith: The money revolution is in motion
COMMENT: Is the world in transition to something better, or something worse?
UN calls for overhaul of global finance
Task force says major changes needed to tackle challenges facing the planet.
Ex-law partner accused of inappropriate behaviour loses workplace case
Former senior staffer at Duncan Cotterill accused of inappropriate behaviour loses case.
Tom O'Neil: Embrace the butterflies
Remember almost everyone is stressed out to some degree at interview time.
Capital punishment: High debt weighs down dairy co-ops
High debt has taken its toll on NZ and Australian dairy co-ops.
Matthew Hooton: Why Jacinda Ardern should call an early election
PM has the option of calling an early election. She would be wise to give it some thought.
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At least 18 Kiwi companies have now embraced the four-day week
The four-day week continues to question the notion of a normal workday.
Rate cut expected in May as business confidence falls
Another grim business confidence survey points to a rate cut in May economists say.
Human and machine, hand in hand
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Warning to Kiwi consumers as minimum wage increase hits
Businesses say they will have to pass wage costs on to consumer.
Liam Dann: Interest rate u-turn is middle-class welfare
COMMENT: Our Reserve Bank has followed US in a retreat from higher interest rates - again.
NZ's first all-female forestry crew
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Editorial: Economy is slowing but still strong
Comment: Reserve Bank has signalled the economy is slowing but still strong.
Reserve Bank gloom sparks mortgage rate cuts
COMMENT: The Reserve Bank's gloomy tone today wasn't all bad news.
Tradie's Muslim comments get him axed from new job
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Two businesses fined $55,000 for misclassifying workers as 'casuals'
They employed 55 employees, misclassified 29 of them.