Also in today's Bulletin:
Death a reminder to keep an eye on field staff Government welcomes progress on nurses' pay equity One Employer Court case and Four Employment Relations Authority cases 17 Bills open for public submissions.Following the Commerce Commission's report on the building supplies market, the Government is to take action to increase competition in this sector and reduce costs.
The Government has recently announced a multi-million dollar package to tackle retail crime and reoffending. This includes the provision of a $4000 fog cannon installation subsidy fund for all small shops and dairies in NZ.
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In a highly uncertain and challenging operating environment, the pandemic impacted all aspects of the business, including Learning and Development, International Trade and Events.
Frequently asked topics
'Full Expensing' lets businesses immediately write off their longer-term capital investments as a business expense, rather than slowly depreciating them over time.
The government’s draft plan to meet our emission reductions plan by 2035 is out, and it will have a major impact on how we do business.
Expect changes to how electricity is produced, and how we get around, as the government seeks to reduce carbon emissions.
The labour shortage poses a major risk to the economy, particularly in its ability to adapt and respond to broader forces. Wages are rising at 8.8 per cent a year, ahead of record inflation at 7.9 per cent.
Download to find out about the latest Business Confidence figures.
Business Central strongly endorses the intent of the Advanced Manufacturing Industry Transformation Plan (the ITP).
To achieve the Government’s aim of a high-wage low emission economy, we must balance carbon reduction with economic growth through the most efficient reductions possible.
Business Central welcomes attempts by the government to reduce modern slavery throughout global supply chains. This is an important issue, and participation is a moral imperative for New Zealand.