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<i>Kate Ross: </i> Strong start to the year for recruitment
It has been a very strong start to the year, says recruitment company director Kate Ross.
Young job seekers experience catch-22, says survey
New graduates trying to find work face a catch-22 situation with employers all demanding relevant experience in recruits, according to a survey.
Tower may return capital to shareholders
Tower, the insurer controlled by Guinness Peat Group, may return capital to shareholders, chairman Tony Gibbs told the annual meeting.
<i>Craig McIvor</i>: Before you set a task, it pays to know where you want to finish
Good managers know how to define the desired result.
<i>Get The Answers:</i> Much to gain in teaming up with another business but there are risks
If the groundwork is done correctly, both parties can benefit, says Paul Davies.
<i>Gill South</i>: Talent quest is back on, and entrepreneurs are ahead of the pack
Companies are looking to lift staff to meet growth plans.
Police boss defends pace of change
Howard Broad says the force has turned a corner towards blanket intolerance of poor performance.
Petricevic's legal aid bid 'a joke'
Former finance company boss Rod Petricevic was yesterday denied taxpayer legal aid, but his fraud case has been postponed to give his lawyer time to decide whether to appeal.
Concerns over police culture persist
While New Zealand Police have made significant progress on culture change, senior management lacks confidence to make bold moves toward change, according to a report issued today.
Good case for partial SOE privatisation?
We need to think more about partially privatising state owned assets, argue Susan Watson and Chye-Ching Huang, from the University of Auckland's Business School.