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Celebrate the end of 2020 and download our free Christmas ebook! Have a chuckle, reminisce, and remember the year that was. We’re looking ahead to 2021. Read our 3 Freedoms – TimeRead More…
Celebrate the end of 2020 and download our free Christmas ebook! Have a chuckle, reminisce, and remember the year that was. We’re looking ahead to 2021. Read our 3 Freedoms – TimeRead More…
Working harder is not always smarter. Here are some useful ways to create a crystal clear line between work and the rest of your life.
Police Managers’ Guild Trust – They work to provide free information to New Zealanders on how to stay safe and avoid becoming a victim of crime. You can access that information either via their website – www.pmgt.org.nz or in 1 of their reference magazines
As an employer, you play an important role in helping your employees save for their retirement. Employees who start a new job and meet the criteria for automatic enrolment must be enrolled in KiwiSaver, unless you offer an approved alternative superannuation scheme or have been granted exempt employer status. Do you understand what you need to do?
Many people kick start the New Year with a myriad of resolutions, from keeping fit to losing weight or achieving financial goals. However, many of those resolutions fail to embody anything remotely close to working life. The first week back is usually a slow one; clearing out the inbox (usually spam as most other people were also on break) dusting off the keyboard and restocking the cupboard with fresh new stationery. So when your employees hit the deck with the January blues, here are some ideas to instil excitement and motivation. Inspiring your team can start even before the New Year kicks off. If you give out Christmas gifts at the end of each year, do your research first. Find out about your team and ensure you’re getting each and every one of them something that is thoughtful and representative of how you see them as individuals. If specialised gifts are not within your budget, ensure you do something, whether it be a Christmas party or even a personalised card that lets each of your employees know how much you’ve appreciated their efforts throughout the year. By feeling this appreciation, they are more likely to come back to work in a positive frame of mind.
We enjoy sharing this kind of information as this is good news for parents.
On 1 July 2014, the rates for paid parental leave increased. If you’re self-employed or an employee and eligible for paid parental leave, you may receive up to a maximum of $504.10 a week before tax. If you’re self-employed and make a loss or earn less than the minimum wage, for at least 10 hours work a week, the payment is $142.50 each week before tax (equivalent to 10 hours each week at the current minimum wage rate). If you’d like a fact sheet on your obligations as an employer or on paid parental leave for self-employed people, please contact us.
So here’s the thing if you look in the rear vision mirror what do you see? You see the past, the things you’ve passed the things that you don’t need to focus on. Not to say that they aren’t interesting, but that’s all they are, interesting.
01/01/2015 by Team at Monteck Carter
25/12/2014 by Team at Monteck Carter Wouldn’t it be great to feel like it’s Christmas the whole year? Take the holiday challenge – keep love in your heart, kindness in your words,Read More…
At Monteck Carter, we know that your business is not just a bunch of numbers. We therefore not only celebrate ‘numerical’ success rather we celebrate any form of success that our clients experience!
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