The EMA welcomes the government’s announcement of nine new industry-led secondary school subjects, saying the move will help better connect classroom learning with the skills, careers and workforce needs of the future.
For years, exporting was framed as a market access problem. If New Zealand secured free trade agreements and businesses found customers offshore, success would follow.
Solving the scale equation Read More »
Countries such as the UK, Australia and the Nordic nations consistently record lower workplace fatality rates than New Zealand and are often viewed as leaders in workplace health and safety.
Why we’re still missing the point on workplace safety Read More »
It’s a no-brainer that every business leader wants a safer workplace.
Reducing harm at work demands action and leadership Read More »
The challenge for employers stands at the growing chasm between technological progress and workforce readiness.
Global X summit returns – helping exporters navigate a changing world Read More »
The challenge for employers stands at the growing chasm between technological progress and workforce readiness.
GDP growth reflects earlier recovery, but impact of global uncertainty still to come Read More »
The challenge for employers stands at the growing chasm between technological progress and workforce readiness.
From supply chain disruptions and geopolitical tensions to tariff disputes and shifting trade alliances, business disruption seems to arrive from all angles, often with little warning.
Alan Bollard on the changing rules of global trade Read More »
The challenge for employers stands at the growing chasm between technological progress and workforce readiness.
Budget 2026 and the road to surplus Read More »
Manufacturing continues to sit among New Zealand’s highest-risk sectors for workplace injury.
Seeing risk before it becomes harm – how AI is changing safety in manufacturing Read More »
