The Treasury’s Pre-election Economic and Fiscal Update (PREFU) provides another encouraging indication that New Zealand’s economic recovery is taking hold, says the EMA.
PREFU provides further signs of a steady economic recovery Read More »
The EMA says today’s GDP figures, showing 0.2% growth in the June quarter, indicate the economic recovery remains on track despite the impact of the conflict in the Middle East during the quarter.
GDP resilience points to improving outlook for business Read More »
The proposal to forcefully break up the Foodstuff’s grocery chain undermines the foundations of business and private property rights, says the EMA.
Forced Supermarket Separation a Retrograde Step Read More »
New Zealand exporters are accustomed to operating far from major markets, navigating complex supply chains and competing against larger, better-resourced international businesses. What is changing is the scale and speed of the disruption they face.
Strategy, diversification and agility: How NZ exporters can thrive amid disruption Read More »
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.
When it comes to building health and safety capability, New Zealand businesses face a familiar challenge: finding training that is practical, credible and able to grow with people as their responsibilities expand.
FAQ factsheet: New Skilled Migrant Category (SMC) residential pathway Read More »
When it comes to building health and safety capability, New Zealand businesses face a familiar challenge: finding training that is practical, credible and able to grow with people as their responsibilities expand.
Creating qualifications that have buy-in from industry will set school-leavers and the economy up for success, says the EMA.
School leavers will benefit from greater industry involvement Read More »
I recently presented to the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Covid-19, outlining the impacts on the business sector of the extended lockdowns and vaccine mandates.
Dealing with the long-term legal and human impacts of Covid Read More »
After years of sweeping reforms, financial pressures and structural upheaval, New Zealand’s vocational education and training system stands at a critical crossroads.
Let’s build a vocational education system that truly serves industry and learners Read More »
