Dynamic real estate due: Marijke and Amy Sheppard, Ray White Rangiora
Just as homes exhibit uniqueness, real estate agents also possess their distinct strengths, characteristics and personalities. Marijke and Amy Sheppard from Ray White Rangiora emphasise the importance of selecting the right agent. Various qualities should be considered since the real estate landscape can be complex to navigate through and the process requires skill and expertise. […]
Specialist planners in development: vUrbs Planning Services
Development has always been a risky business, and the risks have only increased with climate change now sitting front and centre, and our increasing awareness of the havoc natural hazards can create. With the Alpine Fault set to rumble within our lifetimes, you want the best possible planning advice long before you roll in the […]
Carry on Covid cases: PB Employment Law
The Employment Relations Authority (ERA) continues to deal with various Covid-19 cases, mostly dealing with unfair dismissals. In a recent ERA decision, a vision impaired healthcare support worker – who worked for Blind Low Vision NZ (BLV) – was told that to continue in her role she was required to be vaccinated, which she opposed […]
Moving forward: Ricoh NZ
Work is about what you do, and not where you do it, as the last few years have shown. Changes to workstyles and workplaces have been accelerated by external factors and the requirements for businesses to support their employees have changed with them. We take time to understand your business, your people and your processes […]
Digital misconceptions: Metros Marketing
In today’s digital age, businesses of all sizes have embraced the power of digital marketing. Digital marketing can be highly accessible, cost-effective, and easily trackable. However, there are a few things to think about before investing your time. 1. Social Media Advertising Look at social media as being the slightly “informal” side to your business. […]
Empowering women’s financial journeys: phwealth
When it comes to finances, security and confidence is key for women to thrive. The 2021 Financial Services Council research showed more than 60% of women worry about money daily, weekly or monthly, and more than 70% feel that financial wellbeing has some or a major influence upon their overall wellbeing. Additionally 62% felt they […]
The current business market: NAI Harcourts
Currently commercial real estate consultants and business brokers are frequently being asked what the market is doing for business sales. That is certainly the case for Athol McCully and Cecilia Xiao of NAI Harcourts, Christchurch City Commercial. They say that right now they are seeing a lot of new interest from people seeking to buy businesses […]
Weaponising sexual assault claims: PB Employment Law
It is widely accepted that there is a huge amount of unreported sexual abuse happening in society. The Ministry of Justice New Zealand Crime and Victims Survey claims 94% percent of sexual assaults are not reported to Police. However what is rarely commented on is the weaponisation of sexual abuse claims, which overwhelmingly puts men […]
Agile workspaces: Ricoh
Did you know that approximately 64 percent of business premises are the wrong size or designed inefficiently? Modern workplaces have evolved significantly during the past three years, catering for different work styles, hours and needs. Enter the hybrid – or agile – workplace. Essentially these digitally enhanced spaces support hybrid work forces and also new […]
Security redefined: Commonwealth Vault
In a world of uncertainty where possessions hold both sentimental and financial value, safeguarding them becomes paramount. For those seeking a facility to store their prized valuables, their number one priority is that the facility brings the utmost in both security and sophistication for complete peace of mind. Commonwealth Vault utilises its state-of-the-art technology with […]
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