While there are currently no signs of the gig economy being stifled in New Zealand, overseas legal cases and enquiries do raise the question of whether existing laws are fit for purpose in this rapidly-changing employment landscape,
says Gillian Service.
New Zealand’s 40 biggest co-operatives, mutuals and societies generated more than $45.47 billion in revenue over their respective 2016/17 financial years, equating to 17.4 percent of New Zealand’s GDP.
Could organisational modelling work for your business? By John Ellen.
By 2020 creativity will be a fundamental skill for our future leaders. Storytellers will be the heroes and ideas will be a major currency in the future of work, writes Jane McCarroll.
Machine learning and digital disruption is exploding all around us. And it’s already being deployed at a business near you.
A 2013 study in the United Kingdom found that women in business spend almost 20 percent of their salary on clothing and that excluded the amount spent on beauty items such as botox, make-up, hair and other grooming. So just what is appropriate? By Jackie O’Fee.
Lifting productivity is the key to a successful business community and a more prosperous New Zealand…
Nicole Rosie, the chief executive at WorkSafe New Zealand, is a woman on a mission. She wants to ensure that New Zealand’s leaders embrace the idea that leading in the health and safety sphere is about genuinely caring for your people, both mind and body, and about operational excellence. It’s also about understanding your key risks and the key controls to manage that risk.
Poised for change An explosion of disruption Is your business ready for the new european privacy regulations? Lifting productivity is the key to business success Soft skills have never been
