April 22, 2008

Who do you vote for? Why is that considered rude question? We are happy to ask where people live, work, holiday, about their partner, what they read, their favourite colour

In one lesson Danielle Fraser would be cutting up rats, in the next she’d be planning long-term business strategy for major New Zealand company. She graduated last month with real

Losing money to fraud is destructive to any business but in the not-for-profit (NFP) sector the impact can be even more negative – undermining volunteer morale and tarnishing the organisation’s

An economy is said to enter recession when there is negative growth for two consecutive quarters (the economy gets smaller over six-month period). Do you think New Zealand is entering

How do ethnic minorities integrate into the New Zealand workforce? That’s question explored in recently launched book that narrates the experiences of Indian women whose roles range from senior manager

Over quarter of IT managers here and across the ditch are unaware of the threats posed by social networking sites; route online criminals are increasingly exploiting to gain access into

Here’s refreshingly different way to create an organisational vision and mission statement – paint it, don’t write it. That is exactly what Kerridge and Partners, an aggressively growing three-year-old Auckland-based

Beyond recycling and energy-efficient light bulbs, two-thirds of New Zealand businesses are struggling to act sustainably, according to research into ‘Green IT’ in New Zealand carried out by IBM and

NZIM Southern has signed an agreement with Canterbury Young Professionals that offers extensive benefits to both organisations. “Synergy from Gen Y and baby boomers coming together will be around mentoring,

TV actress Robyn Malcolm was popular speaker at the recent NZIM Southern’s Women’s Conference held in Christchurch. The sell-out crowd of business women from all around the South Island also

Investing responsibly is not an option but an imperative, according to professor Prakash Sethi, renowned academic and senior policy advisor to the United Nations Global Compact. Sethi, president of the

How the three are fitted together has lot to do with creating workplaces that enable people to do their jobs better, in way that suits both their work needs and