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Labour market pressures hit banks as annual personnel costs rise almost $250 million

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Labour market pressures hit banks as annual personnel costs rise almost $250 million
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Short and sweet article. 😋 

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Kiwibank have been stealing good agile experienced people from the majors, its no surprise.

 

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Yes, Kiwibank, MBIE and IRD bidding very high to get tech talent, especially in management.

 

Not all of what they're paying top dollar for is that good...

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Good on them. Get Kiwibank up to a stronger position to get the Aussie banks out of the trough.

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KiwiBank need to jack their front end up on the Notice saver account. They have only been under average on IT. Remember their $90mill impairment 3 or 4 years ago on IT systems.

Banks are trying to have as much interface as possible via the net yet I still have to phone in or an internal email which may take 3 or 4 days to answer, to Kiwibank to close off a notice saver. With Westpac you have to go into the branch to open a notice saver (this was the case about a year ago)

Upping someones salary or concentrating resources in the wrong area doesn't help.

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