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Supporting the Defence Force - the value of employing reservists

Why employ an Army or Navy reservist? They receive valuable training at no cost to the employer, that’s why. ...

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The dictator is dead. Killed by technology.

History can teach us a lot about changing HR practice...

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Communicate powerfully to increase your influence.

Learn four simple, yet profound ways you can communicate.....

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So you want to become an HR consultant?

What were you doing 12 years ago? Considering a career in HR, coordinating a company’s HR, or perhaps you were developing an HR toolkit for New Zealand businesses?..

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Unconscious bias: Getting rid of that pesky judgemental voice in your head

Unconscious bias – the ultimate 2018 workplace buzzword. Hopefully by now we all know what it means and why we should be taking steps to eliminating it in the workplace.

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Wellness programme design - important for every size business!

Most human resource professionals understand the importance of a healthy work-force. For that reason, they will generally champion workplace wellness initiatives when they can. ..

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Training and development for conflict

Businesses regularly make significant investments in process innovation, culture and branding, ..

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Are you getting the training results you want?

The difficulty of measuring results as a direct result of training has been an almost insurmountable barrier for many years. ..

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HRINZ appoints new Chief Executive Nick McKissack

HRINZ is delighted to announce the appointment of Nick McKissack as our new Chief Executive, starting on July 2, 2018.

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From the HRINZ Chief Executive

The importance of Chartered Membership

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5 mistakes HR people make when writing their own CV

How often have you read an HR CV and thought to yourself ‘they should know better’? Many of the …

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Equipping prisoners with skills for meaningful jobs

Employment can mean more than just “having a job” to someone leaving prison. It means they can provide for themselves and their family, connect with pro-social support, have a sense of pride and ultimately reduces the likelihood of them re-offending...

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