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23 May 2025
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BusinessNZBusinessNZ draft submission on aspects of the Education & Training (Vocational Education and Training System) Amendment BillBusinessNZ
BusinessNZBusinessNZ submission on options for the future of Fringe Benefit TaxBusinessNZ
BusinessNZBusinessNZ briefing paper to the Minister for the Accident Compensation CorporationBusinessNZ
BusinessNZBusinessNZ paper on New Zealand’s future productivity to 2050 – Global trends, domestic factors, strategic choicesBusinessNZ
BusinessNZNew Zealand’s services sector showed further decline in activity during April, according to the BNZ – BusinessNZ Performance of Services Index (PSI). The PSI for April was 48.5 (A PSI […]BusinessNZ
BusinessNZNew Zealand’s manufacturing sector showed an uptick in expansion during April, according to the latest BNZ – BusinessNZ Performance of Manufacturing Index (PMI). The seasonally adjusted PMI for April was […]BusinessNZ
BusinessNZBEC believes that increasing competition in access to hedge contracts is important in ensuring stable investment into new generation projects. Additionally, improved competition will allow for smaller retailers to offer […]BusinessNZ
BusinessNZBusinessNZ submission on proposals to reform Fringe Benefit TaxBusinessNZ
BusinessNZBusinessNZ Energy Council is pleased to have the opportunity to provide feedback on the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority (EECA) working paper titled Updates to EECA’s Targeted Investment Approach.BusinessNZ
BusinessNZNew Zealand’s services sector continued to show slight contraction during March, according to the BNZ – BusinessNZ Performance of Services Index (PSI). The PSI for March was 49.1 (A PSI […]BusinessNZ
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BusinessNZNew Zealand’s manufacturing sector continued to show expansion for a third consecutive month, according to the latest BNZ – BusinessNZ Performance of Manufacturing Index (PMI). The seasonally adjusted PMI for […]BusinessNZ
BusinessNZBusinessNZ says a sharper focus on Approved Codes of Practice will make health and safety management stronger and simpler. Approved Codes of Practice will become more important under coming changes […]BusinessNZ
BusinessNZA briefing to the Minister for ACC on rehabilitation constraints and their effect on the productive capacity of the workforceBusinessNZ
BusinessNZBusinessNZ supports coming changes to employment law to remove unnecessary regulations on employing new staff. Currently businesses must sign up new staff to a collective agreement’s terms for their first […]BusinessNZ
BusinessNZBEC supports the work undertaken by MBIE in the review of New Zealand’s engine fuelsspecification regulations. This is expected to improve alignment of the fuel standards andvehicle standards. Subsequently this […]BusinessNZ
BusinessNZProposed law changes will bring clarity to the health and safety responsibilities of directors and managers, BusinessNZ says. Changes announced today indicate that the routine management of health and safety […]BusinessNZ
BusinessNZFurther changes to Health and Safety laws should see more Kiwis keen to explore their own backyard and unlock further economic gains in the great outdoors. BusinessNZ Chief Executive Katherine […]BusinessNZ
BusinessNZHealth and safety law reforms announced today will make it simpler for small businesses to keep their workplace safe and people healthy, says BusinessNZ. Chief Executive Katherine Rich says the […]BusinessNZ
BusinessNZAs councils consider their spending and rates decisions for the coming year and as October’s local authority elections draw closer, business groups are calling for greater transparency on how councillors […]BusinessNZ
BusinessNZSubmission by BEC to the Electricity Authority on the Requiring distributors to pay a rebate when consumers supply electricity at peak times – Consultation paper (Energy Competition Task Force initiative 2A) and Improving pricing plan options for consumers: Time-varying retail pricing for electricity consumption and supply – Consultation paper (Energy Competition Task Force Initiatives 2B and 2C)BusinessNZ
BusinessNZBusinessNZ welcomes the Government’s commitment to reforming resource management laws, based on the principle of the enjoyment of property rights. “The latest announcement on phase 3 reforms is another step […]BusinessNZ
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