The Employers and Manufacturers Association (EMA) says the 0.9% contraction in GDP for the June quarter is a reminder of the fragility of business confidence and the ongoing drag in building economic momentum.
GDP contraction a knock to confidence, but signs of recovery emerging Read More »
Implementing workplace drug testing in New Zealand isn’t as simple as buying a kit and lining up employees. It requires legal diligence, genuine consultation, and a commitment to doing it right.
Workplace drug testing on the rise Read More »
The fast-track approval of Port of Auckland’s expansion project will deliver an economic boost for the city, says the Employers and Manufacturers Association (EMA).
Port expansion fast-track a much-needed economic boost Read More »
Resource Management Act (RMA) changes announced by Ministers Bishop, McClay and Watts, are a significant step forward in making the building and connection of networks and critical infrastructure much easier, says the Employers and Manufacturers Association (EMA).
RMA announcements on right track Read More »
Today’s announcement of the preferred corridor over the Brynderwyn Hills to Whangārei signals the unlocking of major gains for the Northland economy, and further enhances connectivity in New Zealand’s most important economic region.
Corridor Improvements Unlock Significant Economic Gains Read More »
The Minister for Workplace Relations and Safety, Hon Brooke van Veldon, has announced four proposed changes to the Health and Safety at Work Act 2015.
Health and safety reforms a work in progress Read More »
The government continues to streamline infrastructure delivery in New Zealand, with the latest announcement on changes to the Public Works Act putting another piece in place ahead of this week’s investment summit.
ExportNZ ASB Bay of Plenty Export Awards return to celebrate regional success Read More »
The government continues to streamline infrastructure delivery in New Zealand, with the latest announcement on changes to the Public Works Act putting another piece in place ahead of this week’s investment summit.
The infrastructure pieces are in place – now we urgently need to get to work, says EMA Read More »
The release today of a study on congestion in Auckland adds to the urgency around the introduction of time of use charging, says the Employers and Manufacturers Association (EMA).
EMA backs congestion charging as Auckland’s traffic woes worsen Read More »
Projects included in yesterday’s fast-track consents announcement are a potential major economic and housing boost for the ‘golden triangle’ economic zone, particularly for greater Northland’s inclusion in that zone north of Taupō, says the EMA.
Fast-Track Consents Potential Major Economic Boost Read More »
