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Strong potential seen for energy cost savings through the expansion of flexible energy use and batteries
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Strong potential seen for energy cost savings through the expansion of flexible energy use and batteries
The BNZ-BusinessNZ Performance of Manufacturing Index re-entered positive territory in July
The BNZ-BusinessNZ Performance of Manufacturing Index re-entered positive territory in July
‘Businesses may have no option but to reflect those costs in their pricing’: Retailers and hospitality sector say Government’s surcharge ban raises wider issue of pricing
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‘Businesses may have no option but to reflect those costs in their pricing’: Retailers and hospitality sector say Government’s surcharge ban raises wider issue of pricing
The June BNZ-BusinessNZ Performance of Manufacturing Index improved in June but conditions remained contractionary
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The June BNZ-BusinessNZ Performance of Manufacturing Index improved in June but conditions remained contractionary
The Government will spend an extra $400 million on capital projects and continue a business tax incentive for research, Christopher Luxon reveals in a pre-budget speech
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The Government will spend an extra $400 million on capital projects and continue a business tax incentive for research, Christopher Luxon reveals in a pre-budget speech
Bank for International Settlements paper sees significant contribution from businesses' price setting to inflation
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Bank for International Settlements paper sees significant contribution from businesses' price setting to inflation
An arrangement designed to ease costs by aligning technical standards between New Zealand and Australia is fracturing due to high costs
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An arrangement designed to ease costs by aligning technical standards between New Zealand and Australia is fracturing due to high costs
Financial Services Council announces Kirk Hope as its new Chief Executive from September
Financial Services Council announces Kirk Hope as its new Chief Executive from September
Minister of Immigration Erica Stanford says migration has been tracking the economy lower and will fall further due to tighter visa rules
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Minister of Immigration Erica Stanford says migration has been tracking the economy lower and will fall further due to tighter visa rules
Coalition Government lifts minimum wage to $23.15 which the Council of Trade Unions says is a cut in real terms
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Coalition Government lifts minimum wage to $23.15 which the Council of Trade Unions says is a cut in real terms
Eight energy organisations issue appeal to political parties for consistent political policies and reforms so it's easier for them to operate
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Eight energy organisations issue appeal to political parties for consistent political policies and reforms so it's easier for them to operate
Mum's the worker: why this NZ fishing company brought in a school hours shift
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Mum's the worker: why this NZ fishing company brought in a school hours shift
Minimum wage to rise by 6% - in line with inflation, but not a large enough jump to reach the living wage; MBIE and business lobby fear Covid-affected businesses will struggle
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Minimum wage to rise by 6% - in line with inflation, but not a large enough jump to reach the living wage; MBIE and business lobby fear Covid-affected businesses will struggle
Income insurance: Grant Robertson responds to criticisms over cost, fairness and incentives
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Income insurance: Grant Robertson responds to criticisms over cost, fairness and incentives
Proposed ACC-run insurance scheme to cover job losses due to redundancy and sickness/disability - at a cost to employees and employers; National says it would abolish the scheme
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Proposed ACC-run insurance scheme to cover job losses due to redundancy and sickness/disability - at a cost to employees and employers; National says it would abolish the scheme