In this issue, series of news snippets explores that sweet spot where
motivated staff work in profitable companies serving satisfied customers. Read more »
More than two-thirds (68 percent) of New Zealand employees say they definitely intend to look for new job with another employer within the next year, according to new survey by Kelly Services. Read more »
Professional job seekers can check their current market worth in over 20 countries with the latest Salary Checker iPhone app from Robert Walters. Read more »
Kiwibank, SBS Bank, Novotel, Vodafone and Genesis Energy are getting it right, according to survey of over 12,000 New Zealand consumers asked to rate products and services on five-point scale. Read more »
In seemingly counter-intuitive piece, the writers of the Schumpeter column in the latest issue of The Economist argue that companies should worry less about their reputations. Read more »
Gen Z is building careers around leverage. Every new skill, network, side project or AI capability increases their ability to negotiate, pivot or leave.
Expanded powers for members of the public to detain or restrain someone committing a criminal offence creates an interesting new challenge for organisational health and safety, says the Institute of Directors.
Trade Me CEO Anders Skoe has announced he will step down at the end of September. He will be replaced by Kul Singh Kargil, previously Real Estate Australia Group’s chief commercial and marketing officer.
More than two-thirds (68 percent) of New Zealand employees say they definitely intend to look for new job with another employer within the next year, according to new survey by Kelly Services. 
A new survey by Kelly Services suggests New Zealand employers may not have to splash the cash to hold on to top talent. 
