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Government announces long-awaited Holidays Act overhaul
Holidays Act reform welcomed Read on
Government confirms new pathways to residency for skilled migrants
Worker residency pathways welcomed. Skilled worker residency pathways welcomed by the Restaurant Association Read on
IRD guidance for restaurants and cafés on tax obligations
We’ve all seen, and been concerned about, the media attention around the number of restaurants and cafés being liquidated. Inland Revenue Read on
Strategies for restaurants to thrive in tough economic times
By Chand Sahrawat, Life Coach and founder Goal Getters NZ, director at Cassia, The French Cafe and Cassia at home Read on
Government announces event boost fund
The Restaurant Association is welcoming the $70 million investment announced by the Government to boost major events and tourism projects. Read on
NZ’s two-speed economy: what it means for hospitality
New Zealand is increasingly experiencing what economists describe as a two-speed economy. While some sectors and regions are thriving, others, Read on
Lift bookings with smarter online visibility
Your online presence is now your front door, often the first (and sometimes only) impression a potential customer will have Read on
Important upcoming changes to work-based learning sector
You may be aware that the Government has announced its intention for the work-based learning divisions of Te Pūkenga, which Read on
Getting Ahead of the Spring Rush: Your August Action Plan
Winter’s grip is starting to loosen, and before we know it everyone will be talking about spring menus and outdoor Read on
Scam alert – Investment scam linked to remote access
We’ve been alerted of an investment scam doing the rounds that’s allowing scammers to gain access to people’s phones. An Read on
Hospitality left behind: New seasonal visas miss the mark for our industry
Key Points: Hospitality business owners have been holding their breath for some good news about workforce solutions. Unfortunately, the Government’s Read on