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In this Month's Magazine
- - Pandemic Planning
- - New CEO has his feet under his desk
- - Markets, skills and attitude
- - How high is your risk exposure?
Latest News
- No plans for minimum redundancy payments - minister July 2009
- Trainee numbers hold up despite downturn July 2009
- Pandemic Planning for Influenza A H1N1 (swine flu) Information Update June 2009
- Low housing consent numbers continue June 2009
“On Station – Day Six”
New Chief Executive, John Scandrett, has his feet under the desk
In the April edition of UPDATE the out-going Chief Executive, Duncan Simpson, reflected on aspects of his eleven years in the role. The introductory theme of his departing comments painted a comparison of 1998 and 2009 political and commercial (not to mention, sporting) realities and, further on in the article, he paid homage to the grit and determination of our regional forebears. Duncan highlighted that change and challenge has always been a way of life in The South, and, as he pointed out, that isn’t going to alter looking forward.
Markets, skills and attitude
Savvy business owners won’t need convincing of the need for greater innovation. It’s obvious that productivity, growth and living standards are all higher in countries that innovate.
These articles and much more available in the latest Update - The Official OSEA Magazine- Cold Calling and Networking Skills in an Economic Downturn Dunedin
- Rapid Reading and Enhanced Memory Skills Dunedin
- Beyond Time Management Invercargill, Oamaru, Dunedin
- Workplaces without Performance Appraisals Dunedin
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- Since 1890, the Otago Southland Employers’ Association (OSEA) has been helping its members with comprehensive employment advice, and industrial relations, health and safety, and human resources support services.
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