If hiring intentions are anything to go by, the latest Hudson Report puts positive spin on the next quarter, with increasing numbers of employers saying they plan to take on more permanent staff. Read more »
While recent research both in New Zealand and globally points to rising business optimism, Grant Thornton New Zealand partner Greg Thompson is questioning the strength of this confidence and suggests it may be just another false dawn. Read more »
A who’s who list of finalists for this year’s EECA Awards is now out. The awards celebrate organisations and individuals that demonstrate excellence and innovation in energy efficiency or renewable energy. Read more »
A new study by Regus shows that 86 percent of New Zealand companies believe face-to-face networking is still the number one method to help find new customers over the next three years. Read more »
Auckland consultancy Beca has clinched deal to provide the mechanical and electrical engineering design for the tallest building planned in the Southern Hemisphere: Jakarta’s Signature Tower. Read more »
Thanks to the 24/7 connectivity of modern work life, it can feel like taking leave and being on leave are two different things. But, writes Kate Kearins, they shouldn’t be.
Article by John A Norrie, CEO Tranxactor Why Retail Groups Should Think Twice For decades, multi-merchant coalition loyalty programmes have been marketed as the silver bullet for retail customer engagement.
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand – Te Pūtea Matua is highlighting how it’s working to ensure that New Zealanders can continue to withdraw cash, pay with cash and deposit
While recent research both in New Zealand and globally points to rising business optimism, Grant Thornton New Zealand partner Greg Thompson is questioning the strength of this confidence and suggests it may be just another false dawn. 
A who’s who list of finalists for this year’s EECA Awards is now out. The awards celebrate organisations and individuals that demonstrate excellence and innovation in energy efficiency or renewable energy. 
A new study by Regus shows that 86 percent of New Zealand companies believe face-to-face networking is still the number one method to help find new customers over the next three years. 
