Beat the brain drain

Beat the brain drain
International workers are wanting to travel back home. (Image: Getty)
Richard Conway
Retaining employees is a big challenge for business leaders this year. As staff move from remote working back to the office, we’re seeing a trend towards pod teams and partial work-from-home models.  Meeting employees’ changing expectations has become a critical role for HR staff and operations managers.  But many New Zealand businesses are now facing a new retention challenge arising from the easing of travel restrictions at the NZ border.  Overseas workersCompanies who employ international staff are finding that the...

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