Malvern Business Network

25/06/2020

Introducing the partnership - Brian Burgess and Lynette Anderson. Contact us now for professional risk insurance advice - no question is too small.

26/03/2020

When the Corona Virus finally exhausts itself and the danger is over, let's do something good for our country, let's spend our holidays in New Zealand, eat in local restaurants, buy New Zealand products, buy local meats and veggies and support local businesses. These businesses are going to find it very difficult to get back on their feet and survive without our help. They're suffering badly now.
Our products are some of the best in the world. Our country is one of the most beautiful.

17/03/2020

Mar 17, 2020 2:00 PM
RNZ Live
Here are the details of the government's economic plan:
The government is unleashing a 12-point-one-billion-dollar torrent of spending in what it calls the most significant peacetime economic plan in New Zealand's modern history.

The rescue package - designed to cushion the economic blow of Covid-19 - includes wage subsidies, sick leave support and an across-the-board boost in benefits.

Finance Minister Grant Robertson says it represents 4 percent of GDP and is one of the largest set of measures in the world on a per capita basis.

The biggest component of the package is more than $5b set aside for a wage subsidy scheme.

Struggling workplaces will receive about $585 a week per full-time employee for 12 weeks - up to a maximum of $150,000 per business.

People who are unable to work after falling sick or being quarantined will receive the same sum for up to eight weeks - on top of any employer-provider sick leave.

Beneficiaries will also get an immediate and permanent increase of $25 a week - and the winter energy payment will be doubled this year.

A half-billion-dollar fund will be dedicated to strengthening health services - and that includes a near-doubling of the number of public health units, to boost contact tracing capacity.

14/11/2019

29/09/2019

Daylight saving time taking a bit to get used to?.....

Procrastination and decision paralysis are both productivity killers for SMEs, but there are ways to overcome and become more effective as a business.

22/09/2019

Seems that 15,000 employers still aren’t getting this right. If you know someone who doesn’t have this sorted, we are here to help.

Answers to businesses' most common payday filing questions.

22/09/2019

Kiwibank will go cheque-free in February 2020, making it the first mainstream New Zealand bank to do so.

21/09/2019

https://www.facebook.com/145152765522788/posts/2609197782451595?sfns=mo

Departments say people are better off paying them electronically or by phone.

09/03/2019

Shared office space to lease Main Street Darfield - great value, multiple options😊