Union decries Fletcher cutting staff pay by up to 70%
"We are simply not able to continue to pay all our New Zealand people" - chief says.
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Fletcher pay cut talks nearing completion
Company devising pay reductions for about 5000 staff over the next 3 months.
Fletcher Building cancels dividend, buyback, guidance
Fletcher is the latest company to can its dividend.
Victoria Young: Fletcher Building and the problem with having good friends
The pain is shared during an alliance.
Solar power goes industrial with Laminex deal
Fletcher is targeting 30 per cent emission reductions by 2030.
Jenny Ruth: Green shoots and scepticism in the steel market
Steel sector now reporting green shoots of improvement. But can we believe them?
Cars to be removed from watery grave under SkyCity convention centre
The cars have been trapped since the SkyCity Convention centre blaze.
Analysis: Why Fletcher shares jumped 4.4% after a poor result
Fletcher's results didn't look great, but the market still took heart from what they saw.
Jobs welcomed: Fletcher Building invests $400m in Tauranga
Fletcher building's company Winstone Wallboards is relocating from Auckland to Tauranga.
Fletcher boss explains work on three big projects
Three big issues canvassed by Fletcher CEO.
Analysts weigh up Fletcher interim result profit drop
Analysts hope for better news in this year's second-half.
SkyCity's mouldy car graveyard: The hidden risk within
Alarm raised about possibility of toxic mould.
SkyCity interim result: 296% boost but there's a catch
SkyCity has revealed its latest half-year result.
Ihumātao: Claims a deal has been struck
Pania Newton is confident land will be returned to a trust that would manage it.
Auckland's new mega-tower shopping mall: What's inside $1b waterfront highrise
The 18,000sq m inner-city mall opens in March
Moment of truth - Can NZ company results justify record high share prices?
The sharemarket is poised for the moment of truth in the form of earnings updates.
Claims Ihumātao deal near 'simply false' - Winston Peters
Deputy PM shuts down reports Ihumātao land dispute would be settled by Waitangi Day.
Māori King visits Ihumātao as protesters say deal is close
An announcement on the disputed land at Mangere is expected before Waitangi Day.
Massive 191-room hotel planned for Auckland CBD
Two new hotels opposite NZICC, another new one nearby
SkyCity fire: Demolition work about to start
Fletcher may uncover more damage than expected as demolition advances, says expert.
Fletcher: better year ahead after slight gain in 2019?
Chief Ross Taylor will be hoping the building company at start of an upward trend.
Fletcher's Ross Taylor on restructuring, fire and golf
"If I could eliminate all safety risks, I would."
Fran O'Sullivan: Ron Brierley child-porn allegation caps off 'year of behaving badly'
All that was missing from the "Year of behaving badly" was a sex scandal. That's changed.
Out of the ashes: When will convention centre rise again?
Don't be fooled: while the NZICC looks quiet, much is going on behind the scenes.
Ihumātao, convention centre raised at Fletcher AGM
"It gives you confidence" - Fletcher CEO Ross Taylor on insurance steps so far.
Fletcher reveals profit expectations for coming year
Fletcher expects to post a profit despite the convention centre fire.
Convention centre fire: SkyCity, Fletcher insurance update
SkyCity thanks insurers for professionalism, cooperation
SkyCity fire: Fletcher Building board to front shareholders
$487m gap: what Fletcher revealed on NZICC.
SkyCity convention centre fire: Up to $250m to repair
"Remedial work will be [about] $150m to $250m" says expert.
Fletcher hits back at claims from subcontractor
The dispute centres on Fletcher's work on the Christchurch justice precinct.
The top 40 most powerful people in NZ property
Despite property's high profile, many on this list like to stay under the radar.
Fletcher wins reprieve, rallies after retaining spot on MSCI index
Shares in Fletcher Building and Mercury Energy rallied sharply on the news.