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Court ruling to improve work practices: Fletcher chief
Fletcher ordered to pay Spotless more than $2m after contract dispute.
SkyCity profit falls 60%
Fire, pandemic, casino closures, staff layoffs - SkyCity's has had it all.
Highest-paid NZ chief executive suffers 25% pay cut
CEO faces three quarantine lags: two here, one in Australia.
No dividend for Fletcher shareholders, and no exec bonuses
Full details of performance in the past year released.
Analysts ponder Covid's toll on Fletcher Building
Fletcher did not enter the Covid-19 crisis in fighting shape, say analysts.
Workers on Auckland sites for NZ's biggest builder
'Protocols have strict rules on physical distancing': Peter Reidy, Fletcher.
Fletcher bosses reveal more about $196m loss
Fletcher Building executives were grilled this morning as analysts sought answers.
Fletcher drops result bombshell: $196m loss expected
Biggest NZ building manufacturer and supplier expects big loss.
Continuous Disclosure: NZ companies face Oz exposure risk
New Zealand companies with Australian arms are under the spotlight.
Ihumātao: One year since eviction notice served
Occupiers are gathering today to mark one year since the eviction notice was served.
NZ's top-paid CEO under quarantine in Rotorua
The Fletcher boss is currently confined to a hotel room overlooking
Safety fears over $700m highway north of Auckland
Claims have been made that the concrete decking slabs will not be strong enough.
Fletcher negotiates easier bank covenants but says it doesn't need them yet
Fletcher has agreed not to pay a dividend until it returns to normal covenants.
Before and after the fire: First look inside SkyCity convention centre
How much progress is being made?
Editorial: Where to now for Fletcher Building?
Editorial: The Fletcher's story has been NZ's story, so it's woes are widely felt.
Hammer blow with 1500 jobs lost: Four reasons Fletcher so hard hit
Commercial Bay had 1800 workers, now reduced to just 800.
Fletcher won't continue wage subsidy, wants independence
Fletcher announced earlier today it would cut 1,500 jobs.
Fletcher to lay off 1500 staff, predicts 30 per cent drop in building consents
No details yet about which divisions the 1000 staff work in.
Oliver Mander: Can infrastructure lift?
Government's planned spend-up on construction could give building giant a boost.
Go NZ! How this Kiwi company fast-tracked its contact-tracing, Covid-19 safety app
Rapid reaction from a company led by a Kiwi who is no stranger to crisis communications.
Fletcher fights Commercial Bay subbie in multi-million dollar lawsuit
The subcontractor disputes liquidated damages and other charges Fletcher tried to impose.
SkyCity fire: Waterproof membrane workers questioned in blaze probe
'Ignition of the cardboard centre of a roll of cap sheet" caused blaze
SkyCity fire: Ruling of accidental cause won't stop legal action
Legal action over the Sky City International Convention Centre fire could still go ahead.
Fletcher to resume SkyCity rebuild, other projects in stages
Fletcher now working through what they need to do to be ready to resume work.
Construction sector businesses get $160m+ wage grants
Builders, contractors, civil works businesses use Government support.
How much government support is Fletcher getting?
Support goes considerably beyond the $66.3 million in wage subsidies.
Smoko to get lonely: how Fletcher will get back on the tools
"New hygiene measures, physical distancing, contact tracing" - Reidy
From the Warehouse to Destiny Church - the Kiwi businesses taking up Govt's wage subsidy scheme
The Warehouse has been paid $52 million through the wage subsidy scheme.
Fletcher Building's Ross Taylor on coronavirus crisis
"That goes with the territory - I don't look for sympathy" - Ross Taylor.
Fletcher Building hits back at union claims
Company refutes union claims about how it's acting during the pandemic.
NZ's highest-paid boss takes $140,000 12-week pay cut
Union: "It shows a lack of respect for the workforce that keeps their company moving."