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Liam Dann: Are low interest rates good or bad for poor people?
Middle-class panic has put heat on interest rates but what's the impact on real poverty?
Fruit growers 'doing their best' to hire NZ workers
Otago growers rubbish claims they're turning down locals for cheap foreign labour.
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Corporate fines were simply a business cost, says Maritime Union's Craig Harrison.
'Systemic failure': Ports of Auckland fined $540,000 after worker's death
Judge says two years is far too long for a family to have to wait for justice.
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Skydive Auckland wins a supreme business award and thrives despite Covid's impact.
Complaints against real estate agents reach new low
But the percentage of consumers who had issues or problems during transactions has risen.
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Comment: We must do more to kill off meeting monsters
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Restrict migrant workers to boost productivity - study
New study suggests migrant workers are hampering efforts to improve productivity.
Pushed by the pandemic, Amazon goes on a hiring spree
New York Times: Amazon has embarked on a hiring binge.
Economy Hub: Adrian Orr on the politics of house prices
Watch: Adrian Orr talks to Liam Dann about house prices, Covid recovery...and that letter.
Economy boom in the North with people 'spending like crazy'
Economic boom times for Northland in a Covid-19 bounceback.
US factory bosses 'bet on number of employees who would get Covid'
Covid-19 tore through the Iowa plant, infecting 1000 of 2800 workers.
Economic report: Cities feel Covid pain - which regions are doing best?
Infometrics Quarterly Economic Monitor highlights post-Covid winners and losers.
Liam Dann: Returning Kiwis - just what impact are they having, really?
OPINION: Are more New Zealanders coming home? What happens next with migration is crucial.
Finance broker staff told to come into office despite Ministry advice
Tiger Brokers says its Covid response policy aligns with the Govt's alert levels.
Editorial: Five big take-outs from all the Reserve Bank news
Editorial: Covid is complicating the Reserve Bank's message but here's a summary.
Toni Truslove: Influx of skilled Kiwis a huge opportunity
New Zealand has dealt with an ongoing "brain drain" for decades. Covid is changing that.
Liam Dann: What went wrong? Why is the economy doing so well?
We don't run inquests into why things have gone better than expected, but we should.
'The Govt doesn't care': Food waste for grower who can't get pickers
It's picking season and those growing fruit and vegetables can't get the staff.
Unemployment figures: How NZ compares to US, Aus and China
Unemployment rose in the September quarter - but on the lower end of expectations.
Harmoney founder, employees to cash in nearly $24m on IPO
The former peer to peer lender has released its prospectus ahead of its listing.
How bad will it be? New jobs data to reveal economic damage
September quarter unemployment data is due this Wednesday.
Varsity's new policy 'to make sure staff don't hit the wall'
A new approach to leave amid Covid. Change is coming everywhere, with new government.
Higher unemployment wont fix looming talent shortages says expert
Despite people available, businesses still need those with the right skills to succeed.
Struggle street in Auckland CBD: 'It's been very, very hard'
Auckland CBD is still 'painfully empty', say business owners and its not getting better.
Hurrah for the companies giving staff more time off
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Liam Dann: Classic hits of the NZ economy are back - why is no one dancing?
In a crisis you have to use what ever tools you have available to survive.
Covid 19: Kiwis prepare for job loss and career change by upskilling
The survey reveals most are upskilling to prepare for career change post-Covid.
'Do us all a favour and f****** quit': Sweary boss must pay childcare worker $20,000
Woman sworn at and suspended for complaints that didn't happen gets compensation.