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Relearning how to manage people in this crisis is a significant challenge bosses face.
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Dunedin firm stripped as manager of three funds
FMA asked to bring in temporary manager of funds by supervisor, in first use of powers.
Doctors in 'uproar' over proposed restructure
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Revealed: What makes the country's best employers
Kincentric report shows a common trend among highly-ranked companies.
Canterbury job market declining - 14% drop in listings
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Day services for disabled closed, moved into homes
IDEA Services is still reviewing how it provides vocational services for the disabled.
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Saying no to the boss or your colleagues can be difficult.
Freshwater policies attacked
The new laws fail to acknowledge the momentum farmers already have to address freshwater.
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.
Principal with concussion feared mental diagnosis
A school principal was so traumatised by her experience with ACC she no longer trusts it.
'Absolutely disgusting': Better care of elderly needed
Establishing a Commissioner for the Elderly should be investigated by the Government.
Waikato DHB privacy breach 'disappointing'
A doctor had his medical records accessed by colleagues after he went to the ED for care.
Revealed: The report the Minister blocked - against officials' advice
Officials fought to keep secret a report they always wanted to make public. Apparently.
DHB breached privacy of own doctor
Waikato DHB found in breach of doctor's privacy after colleagues accessed medical file.
US doctor accused of sex with patient, finds work in NZ
Two American psychiatrists who worked in NZ were accused of having sex with patients.
Urgent income support changes in Govt info dump
MSD made major, urgent changes to its model for benefit of clients, staff in pandemic.
Beyond Tomorrow: Lessons from the lockdown
Everything you need to know about managing your small business in these challenging times.
Tony Marks: Better boards are no magic fix for business
Comment: Ambitions more likely to be thwarted by three key areas - people, time and money.
Ron Ainsbury: Why does NZ accept second best in business?
Comment: Can you imagine an All Blacks strategy based on a 1950s model?
Cost of insuring against directors' liability more than doubles for dual-listed companies
Class actions and banking inquiry drive up costs to companies to insure directors.
'We were pretty scared': ZM radio host Megan Papas stranded on Fiji island as Cyclone Sarai hit
The couple were boarded into their hotel room as the cyclone caused havoc.
Kirsten Patterson: Gender only one way of thinking about diversity
And share price is only one way of thinking about value.
Case Study: What Spark has gained from a diversified board
Diversity case study: Gender balance does not happen by chance.
Bullying allegations levelled against HDC office
Former staff allege bullying by managers at HDC but Commissioner says he's proud of work.
The Interview: Cathy Quinn, going out on a legal high
High profile lawyer Cathy Quinn is stepping down after 34 years in the thick of the action
Emergency alert test: Why your phone went off loudly tonight
National test of civil defence alert hit phones across New Zealand this evening.
Gender parity in business leadership has stalled
COMMENT: Complacent, low-hanging targets have lulled true change to a halt.
Deloitte Top 200: Why good governance matters
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SkyCity blaze: Firefighters had to urinate in street, buy own food
Survey shows many at SkyCity fire were exhausted, had to buy own food and had few breaks.