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Getting paid: Ways to load the odds in your favour
We’ve all been there – slow payers. Or, even worse, no payers. Daniel Fitzpatrick shares nine top tips on getting invoices paid.
1 September 2024 -
More economic pain means a greater chance of lower interest rates
With economic growth looking to be significantly worse than the Reserve Bank predicts, enough progress should be made in cooling wage and price inflation to justify lower interest rates, says Kiwi economist Rodney Dickens.
1 September 2024 -
The case for statutory liability insurance
Insurance expert Ben Rickard looks at statutory liability insurance and related recent workplace prosecutions.
31 July 2024 -
Building Legends
New Zealand Institute of Builders, in partnership with CARTERS, is delivering training for project managers looking to develop smarter ways of working.
30 July 2024
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Heated debate? H1 insulation standards one year on
What has been the industry impact of the new H1 insulation standards that were introduced across New Zealand in May last year?
1 September 2024 -
Good contracting guidelines unveiled by Master Builders
Ensuring risk and responsibility is fairly allocated during the planning stage of major construction work is the aim of new guidelines unveiled by Master Builders.
1 September 2024 -
Origin story: Advantage adventures in Australia
Advantage points added up to plenty of action on and off the field at the latest CARTERS overseas trip – this time to State of Origin in Sydney.
31 July 2024
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