EMA AdviceLine receives record number of enquiries from businesses looking for restructuring advice in Q1
A record number of businesses sought advice about redundancies in the first three months of the year.
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How to avoid unintended consequences when restructuring staff
When done properly, restructures can streamline operations, cut costs, and position your business for future success.
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How to avoid costly mistakes in restructuring staff
There’s a right way and a wrong way to restructure a business.
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Unemployment numbers show businesses under severe financial pressure
The EMA says Wednesday’s increasing unemployment rate is revealing the true picture of the New Zealand economy and the financial stresses facing Kiwi businesses.
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EMA forms partnership with Hospitality NZ
Hospitality NZ members will now have access to EMA’s AdviceLine, adding an additional suite of support for hospitality businesses.
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The common missteps of restructuring
There’s a right way and a wrong way to restructure a business.
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Extension of 90-day trials good news for those looking for work
The new government is not wasting any time reshaping New Zealand’s employment law landscape.
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Requests for redundancy and restructuring support surge 50% as economy slows
The Employers and Manufacturers Association (EMA) says a marked increase in requests for restructuring and redundancy support from employers is further evidence that the economy is rapidly slowing.
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Unemployment rise reflects EMA Member sentiment
The small rise in unemployment is beginning to reflect on-the-ground anecdotal evidence being shared by members of the Employers and Manufacturers Association (EMA).
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Who’s looking after you when you’re working at home?
There are some alarming examples overseas that suggest working from home could increase duty of care and most Kiwi companies are probably not doing enough.
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