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In this latest blog, SBC Director – Programmes Jay Crangle explores why people may be one of the most overlooked drivers of business value and competitive advantage.
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SBCThe Sustainable Business Council (SBC) and 123Carbon, a Netherlands based platform specialising in decarbonising hard-to-abate industries, are launching a blockchain-based registry to support the introduction of the Low Emission Freight Certificate (LEFC) programme in New Zealand.
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SBCFlicket, a provider of digital ticketing, booking and visitor management software, has won the ASB Bay of Plenty Exporter of the Year Award at a gala event this evening held […]ExportNZ
ExportNZIn this edition of Pānui, we highlight SBC’s newest member, Sunergise, and its partnership with Snowplanet to deliver a major solar installation. We share new insights from the BusinessNZ Engergy […]
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SBCBusinessNZ has welcomed elements of Labour’s Small Business Action Plan – A Fair Go, saying several measures reflect long-standing BusinessNZ positions, and says today’s announcement should prompt a wider, cross-party conversation about New Zealand’s outdated and unindexed tax settings, includng the case for a lower company tax rate. BusinessNZ has also raised strong concerns about any move […]BusinessNZ
BusinessNZA functioning and efficient employment disputes resolution process is essential for maintaining trust, fairness, and confidence in the workplace, for employers and employees alike. But the current system is experiencing significant delays, rising costs for both employees and employers and is being exploited or gamed by some employment practitioners. This is leading to rising loss […]BusinessNZ
BusinessNZIn the latest of our new series taking a deeper dive into getting to know the CEOs making up the Climate Leaders Coalition (CLC) and driving climate leadership from the top, we share some reflections from CLC Steering Group Member and NZ Post CEO David Walsh.Climate Leaders Coalition
Climate Leaders CoalitionMeeting New Zealand’s energy needs to 2050 will cost approximately $1.3 trillion, according to the country’s latest and most comprehensive whole-of-energy-system model to date. BusinessNZ Energy Council (BEC) Policy Advisor Ben Young says meeting New Zealand’s future energy demand will require stable, predictable and permissive policy settings that give businesses the confidence to make generational investment […]BusinessNZ
BusinessNZIn this edition of Pānui, we feature ASB’s new Energy Resilience Report, and spotlight a key #CCBC26 session examining the next frontier in climate technology. Tonkin + Taylor share a […]
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SBCIt is a busy week for ExportNZ next week – we’ll be cheering and celebrating with Export Awards evenings in Hawke’s Bay and the Bay of Plenty. Thanks to Business […]ExportNZ
ExportNZBusinessNZ welcomes the passing of the Employment Leave Bill, and says it marks the end of one of the most costly and confusing pieces of workplace law ever forced on employers and workers. The bill repeals and replaces the Holidays Act 2003, moving to a simpler, hours based system where annual and sick leave accrue […]BusinessNZ
BusinessNZIn this edition of Pānui, the Climate Change Commission’s latest monitoring report highlights the need for faster emissions reductions, while we share our response with a call for stronger action […]
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SBCNew research shows the sustainability profession in Aotearoa New Zealand has firmly established itself at the centre of business strategy – but ongoing pressures around capability, career pathways and pay are threatening to stall its progress.
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SBCBEC supports the objective of maintaining a secure and resilient electricity system and agrees that dry-year risk requires active management. However, we are not yet convinced that MBIE has demonstrated that the proposed Winter Energy Reliability Obligation is necessary, proportionate, or likely to deliver material additional reliability at reasonable cost. While the events of winter […]BusinessNZ
BusinessNZExport New Zealand (ExportNZ) welcomes the opportunity to provide this submission on the India Free Trade Agreement Legislation Amendment Bill.ExportNZ
ExportNZBusinessNZ strongly supports the India Free Trade Agreement Legislation Amendment Bill. As the Committee will be aware, BusinessNZ previously made a detailed submission to the Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade Committee during the International Treaty Examination of the New Zealand-India Free Trade Agreement (FTA), alongside ExportNZ. In that submission, we strongly supported the Agreement and […]BusinessNZ
BusinessNZIn this edition of Pānui, it’s not too late to join SBC’s Social Impact Sprint and we showcase NZ’s first 5-star Green Star healthcare facility, celebrating SBC member Beca and […]
The post Pānui news – 16 July first appeared on SBC.SBC
SBCOur submission focuses on one central concern in the Bill’s penalties and enforcement framework, with its failure to distinguish between deliberate misconduct and inadvertent errors that are generated by the systems that businesses rely on to operate at scale and are outside of a business’s direct control which was a concern that BusinessNZ also raised […]BusinessNZ
BusinessNZThe redevelopment of Taranaki Base Hospital has reached a milestone with the opening of Te Rau Mātāpuna o Taranaki. The facility is Aotearoa NZ’s first 5 Green Star rating healthcare […]Climate Leaders Coalition
Climate Leaders CoalitionChina remains one of New Zealand’s most important trading partners, yet it is also one of the most widely debated and least understood markets. Headlines often present conflicting narratives about […]ExportNZ
ExportNZChina remains one of New Zealand’s most important trading partners, yet it is also one of the most widely debated and least understood markets. Headlines often present conflicting narratives about […]ExportNZ
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