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Building work-life boundaries in the work-from-home era
HBR: Working from home affects the traditional work-family boundaries.
Liam Dann: Future shock - where interest rates never rise and bull markets never die
The US Federal Reserve, which sets the trend for global rates, just made an historic call.
Bruce Cotterill: Get out, see NZ, and keep an industry alive
International tourists will return. Let's make sure businesses are there to welcome them.
Don't waste this crisis: Nine ideas for a stronger economy
We don't want to go back to the "normal" economy - it didn't deliver.
Resurgence Wage Subsidy: $33 million paid out in first week
The various schemes have helped 1.7 million-plus jobs, paid out more than $13.4 billion.
Office gossip lives!
New York Times: Just because we're not going into work doesn't mean we've stopped talking.
Will we ever touch (professionally) again?
New York Times: On the future of handshakes, fist bumps and even footshakes.
The implications of working without an office
HBR: In 2020 the world began the largest work-from-home experiment in history.
Out of office: He can't quit the office
New York Times: "The routine made me feel like the pandemic wasn't controlling me."
Stick with a bad new job or cut your losses?
HBR: New job off to a bad start? Do you stay for the pay or explore other options?
Auckland CBD businesses take 60 per cent financial hit
Auckland's CBD business association is calling for certainty for businesses.
Chris Niesche: Seek's short term pain and JB Hi-Fi's gain
The winners and losers in Australia's financial reporting season.
The Ex-Files: Can my ex take a share of my redundancy compensation?
What happens when redundancy and separation occur around the same time?
The Covid Generation: How we can future-proof our kids
How coronavirus could affect your children's futures - and how to help.
Exodus from San Fran: Tech workers flee
But some executives reckon they will come crawling back.
Auckland Council predicts 250 jobs lost a day under alert level 3
About 250,000 of Auckland's 900,000 working people can't work at all under level 3.
Crane accident: Ports of Auckland pleads guilty after worker's death
Laboom Midnight Dyer died after the massive straddle truck he was driving tipped over.
Second lockdown a wake-up call to 'go digital' for small businesses
Kiwi company offers free website design and set up for small businesses to go digital.
Jeremy Sutton: How to juggle work and home life in lockdown
How to juggle work and home life.
Hospitality businesses call for takeaways to be permitted at alert level 4
Letting business still provide food would save thousands of jobs.
What your employer can and can't do over alert level 3
Can your employer force you to take annual leave?
The quick guide: Who can and can't work at levels 2 and 3
Confused about what you can and can't do in levels 2 and 3 - here's a quick guide.
Michael Barnett: If they can do it safely let them stay open
Small business owners want to be able to trade - with strict compliance in place.
Govt contemplates Auckland wage subsidy if lockdown continues
Grant Robertson has met with Treasury officials over a possible Auckland-targeted package.
No one believes it's going to only go on for three days - BusinessNZ
BusinessNZ urges Government to release all it knows about the latest outbreak.
How level 3 impacts 250,000 Auckland workers
Back to the drawing board for economists trying to make forecasts.
Covid-19 job losses hit oldest and youngest workers hardest
True picture of UK jobs market 'much worse' than official data indicated.
How strong is the economic recovery? Reserve Bank to deliver its verdict
To print or not to print - the RBNZ's next big call is whether to expand the QE programme.
Why forecasters got Covid unemployment wrong
How did forecasters get their unemployment predictions so wrong?
Matthew Hooton: Unemployment figures another disaster for National
Unemployment isn't really down to 4 per cent, but it's no good arguing with the ref.
Thousands of stressed workers download wellbeing app
A wellbeing app has been adopted by big businesses and had more than 60,000 downloads
Brian Fallow: People for jobs, jobs for people
Government can ease the pain of losing work, and encourage employers to hire.
Bullied for Asperger's but now a Covid-born jewellery success
Ratbag Jeweller Mackenzie Lyttle has a big future with his bespoke silversmith business.