September 26, 2006

Our human resource team interviews people leaving our company and comes up with detailed statistics on about 50 different topics. It’s way more than I want but the HR director

Five people share their views on today’s and tomorrow’s managers.

Depending on where you want your business located and the type of building you need, commercial property is either reasonably available or impossible to find. Either way, it pays to start the search early.

Many professional service firms are switching from a partnership to a corporate governance model. Here’s how.

Finance Minister Michael Cullen was among the movers and shakers who became uneasy when the annual inflation rate – driven mainly by the high price of fuel – rose to

Welcome to the new-look Management magazine. Over the past few months we have been scrutinising each and every section of the magazine with view to providing new offering for our

Corporate philanthropists engage both their head and their heart when donating to wider causes. Here’s how.

On the eve of Tower New Zealand’s proposed uncoupling from its Australian counterpart, group managing director Jim Minto talks about managing an organisation in transition and how our nation could brush up its thinking.

Combining the diverse strengths of workers from two very different generations will be increasingly important in the future.

The Labour party holds its 90th birthday conference this month. What difference 90 years makes. In 1916 Labour was party of grand ambition to change the world. It stood outside

Earlier this year worker tragically lost both legs in an accident at New Plymouth business involving mechanical shredder. The incident sparked nationwide investigation of similar equipment by the Department of

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