March 26, 2003

On the Web: War on the Web

As I write this column the world is just days away from final United Nation’s Security Council decision on whether or not to “endorse” United States-led strike against Saddam Hussein’s

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Opinion Leaders: Getting Passionate

Passion engenders enthusiasm and creativity. It also drives excellence. Without passion business is ordinary – for its employees, suppliers and, most importantly, for its customers. It’s easier to recognise the

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Tech Nous: Skinny Screen Starlets

Don’t look now, but audio and vision technology is on serious diet. I discovered it when visiting local accountant’s office – that LCD screen on the receptionist’s desk was just

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UPfront: A supply chain of dollars

Dispatching employees to leadership course in Supply Chain Management (SCM) has earned some Auckland companies thousands of dollars in cost savings before the course is even half-way through. The New

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UPfront: Don’t knock age

During economic downturn, those over certain age who’ve ratcheted their way up pay scales tend to be first in the firing line for companies trying to save costs. When jobs

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UPfront: No time for lunch?

Reading this while grabbing quick sammie break? You’re not alone. Lunch is apparently off the workday menu for an increasing number of New Zealand employees. Instead of the allocated lunch

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UPfront: Quality Kiwi cities

Auckland and Wellington both earned places in the top 20 of the world’s best cities in the 2003 global quality of life survey. Ranked on 39 determinants ranging from the

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UPfront: Work + life + community

One trend which is emerging from global research and practice in work/life strategies is that employers are now starting to approach the issue in more holistic manner. That’s according to

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