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Why EX should be at the heart of business strategy

Parliament’s high-profile loss of 35 back-office staff, amid claims of bullying, is a prime example of the potential fallout when employees find conditions unacceptable. But it’s not just happening in the public sector.

Across the board, New Zealand organisations are being held accountable by employees when it comes to their overall experience at work. The message is clear: create a positive, balanced and fulfilling workplace or we’ll look elsewhere. And, in New Zealand’s buoyant employment climate, job seekers are well-positioned to make that choice.

GENERATING BRAND ENERGY

Employees can be wonderful brand ambassadors, but if things go sour there’s

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