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Employers should brace for an avalanche of staff turnover next year that could see them lose half their workforce. Photo / AP
Employers should brace for an avalanche of staff turnover next year that could see them lose half their workforce, according to new surveys. They face a year of "churn", when unhappy employees, held hostage during the recession, look for something better as the economy recovers. A recent Hays… More
4:00AM Saturday November 21, 2009
The din from the commodity pits on the Chicago exchanges is growing louder. Real estate agents in London's Kensington… More
Fonterra is getting out of the business that was the cornerstone of New Zealand's multibillion-dollar dairy industry… More
4:00AM Saturday November 21, 2009
Craig Norgate - the man who brought PGG Wrightson together as a business - will no longer own a controlling stake… More
SYDNEY: James Packer still insists he was "profoundly misled" about the financial position of junior telco OneTel… More
- Aussie stocks close lower after Wall St fall
- Market falls, outperforms other Asian markets
- China's Agria emerges as biggest Wrightson shareholder Doc
- Wrightson plans to raise $180m in discounted rights issue Doc
- Kupe SOE would boost NZ oil sector, says new report Doc
- Shares fall in early trade
- PGG Wrightson shares in trading halt - announcement due
- F&P Healthcare shares surge after leap in first-half profit
- Stock takes: Slipping the leash
- Aussie stocks inch higher, driven by resources
- NZ market rises as other markets falter
- Kiwi dollar eases after weak US house data
- Shares open flat early
- Mainfreight first half profits plunge 36pc Doc
- Market confidence lifts private equity returns
- Elders insists American wool deal safe
- Index hints at fast recovery across Tasman
- NAB buys in Hong Kong to tap Asia's rising wealth
- Aussie stocks close in positive territory
- Market slips as buyers wait for new listings
- Windflow gets $1.8m from windfarm customer
- AMP chief talks up AXA joint offer
- NZ dollar charges then runs out of steam
- BHP's best buy could be itself
- Aussie market closes half a per cent down
- NZ market gives up early gains
- Firm start for sharemarket
- Kiwi dollar at 3 week high
- DNZ aims to raise $130m with IPO
- Japan growth injection in danger of running out
- Gold hits new high as investors take refuge
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- Kupe SOE would boost NZ oil sector, says new report Doc
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