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12
JUL
2016
NZ could become a regional talent hub
Via Mercer NZ
While Auckland and Wellington have experienced a drop in the living-cost rating according Mercer's recent annual Cost of Living Survey, it has meant that NZ has become more attractive for global talent - find out why...
23
FEB
2016
The Future of Work - an analysis on the technological and sociological drivers of employment
Via World Economic Forum
The recently released WEF report on ‘The Future of Jobs’ validates the accelerating impact of technology on global employment trends and highlights serious concerns that job growth in certain industries is still very much outpaced by large scale declines in other industries...
25
NOV
2015
Kiwis heading off younger on OE
Dave Rees
More young Kiwis are leaving after high school, without degrees and landing better roles more quickly nowadays. Likewise, more and more Kiwis living overseas are starting to consider moving back home for a number of reasons; and these expats are of a "very high calibre"...