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AI policy gaps putting NZ businesses at risk, expert warns (opens the original)
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An AI policy is no longer optional. Kiwi cybersecurity expert Daniel Watson warns unguarded adoption is creating real business risk Without a written AI policy, staff training plan, or documented fallback process, New Zealand businesses are building operational risk into every AI tool they adopt. That’s the assessment of Daniel Watson, Managing Director of Vertech, an Auckland cybersecurity and managed IT services firm. He is also the author of She'll Be Right (Not!): A Cybersecurity Guide for K
Why AI upskilling falls short when C-suite is focused on job cuts (opens the original)
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New Businessolver research reveals executives focused on job cuts are half as likely to invest in AI upskilling New research has exposed a fault line inside the C-suite. Executives using AI to reduce headcount are half as likely to invest in AI upskilling. For HR leaders, the gap presents both a diagnostic and an opportunity. The finding comes from Businessolver's 11th annual State of Workplace Empathy study. The survey covered 300 C-suite executives and 1,000 employees. The upskilling gap is sh
Why AI upskilling falls short when C-suite is focused on job cuts (opens the original)
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New Businessolver research reveals executives focused on job cuts are half as likely to invest in AI upskilling New research has exposed a fault line inside the C-suite. Executives using AI to reduce headcount are half as likely to invest in AI upskilling. For HR leaders, the gap presents both a diagnostic and an opportunity. The finding comes from Businessolver's 11th annual State of Workplace Empathy study. The survey covered 300 C-suite executives and 1,000 employees. The upskilling gap is sh
MSD ignores staff workplace safety fears as security cuts confirmed (opens the original)
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Three in four MSD workers raised workplace safety fears, yet the employer is pressing ahead anyway The Ministry of Social Development (MSD) has confirmed it will reduce security personnel at 20 service centres across New Zealand. It is doing so over the direct objections of the workers those decisions affect most. A survey by the Public Service Association Te Pūkenga Here Tikanga Mahi (PSA) found 74% of members at impacted sites opposed reducing guard numbers from three to two. MSD's response wa
New Zealand's workplace injury rate falls, but risks remain (opens the original)
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Workplace injury claims dropped to 201,000 in 2025, but age and industry gaps demand HR attention Work-related injury claims in New Zealand fell by 11,500 in 2025, new data from Statistics New Zealand (Stats NZ) shows. But the figures expose persistent workplace injury risk gaps across age groups, industries and regions that HR leaders cannot afford to overlook. Provisional statistics released on 23 September 2026 cover claims accepted by the Accident Compensation Corporation (ACC) for injuries
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