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Shaun Brookes: Legalised cannabis will be a test for employers
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Liam Dann: Should our banks take less risk?
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Annie Newman: Our working poor are on Govt contracts
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Tom O'Neil: When's the right time to change your job?
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Government gives itself more wriggle room on debt
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US President Donald Trump's enormous losses haven't dissuaded his supporters.
Liam Dann: Winter is coming - that doesn't mean the end of days
COMMENT: Based on current projections, New Zealand should be fine.
Tom O'Neil: The power of resilience
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Robertson: Budget 2019 more like a company 'annual report'
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Warner Cowin: Value businesses for investing in wellbeing
Comment: "There are many ways any business can influence wellbeing beyond paying a wage."
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Peter Lyons: Limited economic thinking costs
COMMENT: Economic textbooks are missing several key facets of human nature.
Shane Jones: A minister 'on a political mission'
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Restaurant owner ordered to pay $5000 for compliance failings
Case shows employers "cannot escape responsibility by on-selling their business".
Sacked after one day: Cafe worker's total payout now $12,000
Costs order tops up trial cafe worker's legal win to more than $12,000 for a day's work.
$28,000 payout for bullied worker called 'lazy c-word'
An arborist who alleged he was being bullied has been awarded more than $28,000.
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