Management Magazine NZ

As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly embedded in everyday life, the Human Rights Commission is calling for a human rights and Te Tiriti o Waitangi-based approach to ensure these technologies serve people fairly, transparently and responsibly.

If a team is to fully enjoy the benefits of cross-functional and cross-disciplinary working, everyone will have to make an effort. By Kate Kearins.

Welcome to our wellbeing issue, where we highlight organisations and individuals who are working hard to ensure their teams are being as well looked after as they should be. And that leaders are looking after themselves too.

Every time a chief executive is publicly accused of misconduct, the same question follows - where was the board? By Herman Visagie.

Close to one in 10 New Zealand employees changed roles inside their own company in the past three months, but pay across the market barely moved, new data shows.

After a punishing economic cycle Kiwi businesses are emerging into something of a stabilisation period. Cautiously optimistic, past the worst, but with operating costs still biting and reinvestment held back. Why the next six months will define the recove

The World Economic Forum recently released its annual Top 10 Emerging Technologies Report 2026, identifying what it sees as breakthroughs poised to reshape economies and societies within the next three to five years.

Under pressure, leaders default to their dominant behavioural style. The leaders who know what that is, and what it gives, or costs, the people around them, are the ones who lead well when it counts, writes Tony Gardner.

pAI² - a social impact technology company - has appointed Nicki Raistrick as chief executive, which the company says marks an important step in the group's next phase of growth and impact across New Zealand.

Despite near universal optimism in the rural sector, a panel of New Zealand's leading food and agri minds say the sector must be intentional about its future path if it's to successfully navigate the social, economic, environmental and technological force