Stuff staff walk off the job and picket outside newsrooms
They are protesting in response to what they say are low pay offers and attempts to divide the workforce.
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Strong sales for retirement operator
Summerset’s bottom line profit has increased by 26 percent.
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Opposition parties say government’s supermarket competition plan doesn’t go far enough
“What we need is action that tackles the greed we are seeing in the duopoly right now.”
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Fortune Favours ‘forced to close’ due to cost crisis, owners say
Last weekend, the Wellington brewery was the toast of Beervana. This weekend will be their last in business.
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Pāmu Farms sees significant turnaround in profit
It reported a net profit of $120m compared to last year, when it posted a loss of $26m.
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NZ Post to resume sending parcels to US for businesses amid tariff changes
Customers wanting to send personal gifts however, will need to continue waiting for a solution.
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One in eight retail stores in Auckland empty, data shows
The city has been through the wringer but there are signs of improvement, an expert says.
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Air New Zealand’s profit falls amid rising costs and engine maintenance
The airline reported a profit of $126m for the year ended June compared with $146m a year earlier.
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Is it fair to stop KiwiSaver contributions at 65?
Employers opting to stop contributing to their staff’s KiwiSaver accounts when they turn 65 may be costing them thousands of dollars.
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‘Leadership looks white’: Asians struggling to land senior roles
Just 3.3 percent of senior leaders in the public sector claim Asian heritage, according to latest figures compiled by the Public Service Commission.
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