We’re going to cover some of the different ways technology is shaping the retail industry.
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Watch Brett Feldon from the Biometrics Institute and Greg Harford, CEO Retail NZ aiming to demystify biometrics for you and give you an understanding of what it is, why you can use it and how it can be applied in the...
Have you been affected by a natural disaster? Should you need it, we have prepared some short advice dealing with employment, payroll and insurance issues.
Is your business prepared? Emergencies can happen anytime, including during working hours. With extreme weather events occurring more frequently across New Zealand recently, now’s a good time to take stock and make sure...
Here's what you need to know about the current Minimum Wage rates in New Zealand, what it means for your employees, and your retail business.
How to manage allegations of bullying, sexual or racial harassment in the workplace. Complaints made in the workplace can have a serious and ongoing negative effect for everyone involved. Did you know that your business...
What are my employees’ annual holiday entitlements? Annually, your employees are entitled to four weeks’ minimum paid holidays. They become entitled after their first 12 months of continuous employment...
The Government has released the criteria for the recently announced fog device subsidy scheme for small businesses.
Every year there are three and a half days that most stores must close under the Shop Trading Hours Act 1990. Learn more about these days.
If you employ staff, it’s important you are aware of the specific requirements to keep accurate records of wage, time, holidays and leave records under the Employment Relations Act 2000 and the Holidays Act 2003.