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Possible merger on the cards for Auckland Business Chamber and EMA
Both groups are tight-lipped on the rationale for the move and what could come from it.
'Ask your boss:' Employers increasingly open to job-sharing
With fulltime-in-the-office no longer the norm, workers need to ask for what suits them.
Business leader calls for 'expanded criteria' to Auckland's Covid-19 borders
Cabinet will not consider the removal of Auckland's tight borders when it meets on Monday.
'Price of everything' set to increase: Consumers face pain at the checkout
Fears price hikes will be felt most greatly by those with the least money.
Covid-19 leave support scheme 'not enough'
Unions are worried people with no sick leave are putting off being tested for Covid 19.
Coronavirus: Truckies pledge to deliver
Essential industries assure NZ there will be ample supplies to get through the lockdown.
Smoking cannabis on the job frightens employers
Alan McDonald from the EMA has reason to be concerned about cannabis legalisation.
Creditors owed $4 million to be left empty-handed
Unsecured creditors have claims of about $4.07 million.
Min wage rise threatens economy: bosses
Minimum wage rise could "bring the economy to a grinding halt", says EMA.
What's wrong with giving the workers a fair go?
Employers should remember: better-paid workers make better customers too.
Productivity needed, not rising house prices
How do we do the difficult work that adds value to the economy?
More jobs than candidates
A shortage in skilled managers and workers is a growing problem for New Zealand, say employers and recruiters.
Ex spouses to fight it out
Former husband and wife broadcasters Duncan Garner and Mihingarangi Forbes will be competing for current affairs viewers.
Little surprise at Thompson dismissal
The dismissal of EMA boss Alasdair Thompson is not surprising, says Prime Minister John Key.
Ford Fiesta LX: Penny-pincher a great performer
Turning up at a motoring event in the tiny diesel, I was met with the type of reception you'd expect wearing a skirt into Alasdair Thompson's office.
Building bridges across the gender pay gap
An Italian study backs up Alasdair Thompson's claim that women take more sick leave due to their periods, but experts say the reasons behind gender-related pay inequality go much deeper.
Air NZ withdraws from EMA
The impact of Alasdair Thompson’s controversial comments last week is still being felt with Air New Zealand withdrawing its Employers and Manufacturers Association membership.