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Radical changes in demographics, technology and employee expectations are driving a whole new world of employment.

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Geoff Ross brewed a vodka out of his garage which overtime developed into the award winning 42 Below. He subsequently sold 42 Below to multinational Bacardi

Recent research suggests creating a workplace where employees feel able to be "out" at work is good for business. Seems like Kiwi companies have

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Fresh from its re-brand away from Telecom, Spark New Zealand has inked a partnership with the newly-formed business network The Briefing to reach leaders

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