Who Says Elephants Can’t Dance? By: Louis V Gerstner Jr Publisher: Harper Business, Harper Collins Publishers Price: $39.95 Negative versions of the IBM acronym abound including “Inferior But Marketable”, created
Accounting, compliance and leadership scandals rocked the foundations of corporate credibility in 2002. So, at the end of last year we asked 10 kiwi high flyers who, among our current crop of organisational leaders, they admire most and why?
Managers and HR directors reckon Kiwi enterprises had an easier time of it last year than the rest of the world. An end of year survey by recruitment specialist Robert
After undertaking major economic reforms in the late 1980s and early ’90s, New Zealand was catapulted to high international ranking on measures of economic freedom, but slippage since then is
If illness-related absenteeism was line item on company’s profit and loss statement, the cost would probably exceed 15 percent of the profit, according to study by Southern Cross Health Works
New Zealand needs more skilled, competent and innovative managers to improve the nation’s economic performance and its social well-being. And at the end of last year the New Zealand Institute
According to researcher Gallup Organisation, quarter of million Kiwis report to work but don’t switch on to their jobs. And these “actively disengaged” employees cost the New Zealand economy around
Right on cue on January 1, North Carolina-based futurist Roger Herman sent us his top 10 workforce and workplace forecasts for 2003. Though more relevant to the US market you’ll
