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What a business coach would do with the All Blacks

OPINION: Leaders need to take almost full responsibility for their team's performance.

Has inflation peaked? Tomorrow's CPI reveal tipped to be bad or worse

Consumer Price Index data will show how high the Reserve Bank has to hike interest rates.

Paul Catmur: How to deal with procrastination - read this immediately

It's a lie that you work best under pressure, writes Paul Catmur.

Covid: Sick or isolating staff can't be forced into the office

Omicron's second wave is sparking a wave of disputes about workers' rights.

Up to our eyeballs in homes for sale; house prices rise, new data shows

Buyers more cautious, vendors want best prices.

Tax trip-up: The implications of a working holiday business trip

Businesses warned to be careful about combining work and holidays.

RBNZ set to hike again - when will interest rates peak?

Some are tipping mortgage rates have peaked, but the RBNZ may have other ideas.

Liam Dann: Recession to the rescue! Why we're cheering on the villain

Keep gloomy and carry on - recession fears are doing their bit to beat inflation.

Why the labour crisis could last until next year

More robots in restaurants, better lifestyles for workers? How to solve the crisis.

Economy's storm clouds: How your region is feeling

Confidence in the economy dismal nationwide, but some bright spots appearing.

Recession is not inevitable - why we shouldn't hike rates too far

Listen: The bear market doesn't have to mean recession, says Fisher Funds' David McLeish.

'Boys' club' bakery sex banter prompts $30k payout

Tough journey is worth it, advocate says after bakery bungles sex harassment complaint.

The free money revolution is finally eating its children

Western governments are paying the price for unleashing an inflationary monster.

Income tax: Never mind the bracket creep, it's what's missed that counts

David Parker admits his interest limitation rule is inferior to a capital gains tax.

IRD hunts 170,000 bank accounts for $350 cost of living payment

Thousands are at risk of missing out on the upcoming payment.

'I was like, do you know how to do your job?': Call to rein in rogue employment advocates

Rogue employment advocates called out by the ERA for giving people poor advice.

Consumer confidence plunges to lowest level since 1988

The Westpac McDermott Miller Consumer Confidence Index dropped sharply in June quarter.

Pain at the pump: Cost of importing petrol hits a record new high

PM comments on whether Govt will extend the fuel tax cut, as prices hit fresh highs.