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As New Zealand slowly emerges from the omicron wave, businesses are facing a perfect storm of tough economic conditions, including rising inflation, rising interest rates, high oil prices, and global uncertainty. Businesses can survive and thrive in these conditions if directors, owners, and management understand how to navigate the risks and challenges posed by the current environment. Tompkins Wake’s new podcast series will guide directors, owners, and management on resilient business mana ...
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New Heights: Addressing New Zealand's Urban Challenges
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In this episode of In Your Neighbourhood Series, discover how two recent Government policies will drastically change the look and feel of New Zealand cities and their surroundings. We talk to Bridget Parham, Partner, and Wendy Embling, Senior Associate, both experienced RMA and Environment lawyers. We delve into the Medium Density Residential Stand…
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Fixing the Broken Building Consent System: A Path to Sustainable Housing
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In our third episode of Off the Clock, Commercial Property Partner Scott Ratuki does a deep dive into the current housing crisis in New Zealand, and the challenges surrounding the building consent system. Hear about the factors contributing to the broken consent process, the impact of supply shortages, and how these issues have intensified the cris…
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The future of neighbourhoods in New Zealand
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The Future of Neighbourhoods in New Zealand: Insights into the Replacement of the RMA In this episode, environment and RMA partner Theresa Le Bas shares her insights into the New Zealand government's decision to replace the Resource Management Act (RMA) with three new Acts. One of these is the Natural and Built Environment Bill, which includes seve…
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Extreme Weather: Building resilience in a Changing Climate
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Our first episode of series 3: In your Neighbourhood, explores the topic of managed retreat as a way to protect vulnerable communities from climate change risks. As New Zealand recovers from the devastation caused by Cyclone Gabrielle, climate change and its potential impact on communities are increasingly pressing issues. The Government has releas…
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Fair Pay Agreements: How employers can prepare for the process
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The Fair Pay Agreements Act, the biggest employment law change in decades, takes effect on 1 December, 2022. Fair Pay Agreements (FPAs) have the potential to fundamentally change New Zealand’s employment landscape by setting minimum terms and conditions for all employees in a particular industry or occupation. Part two covers the bargaining process…
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Fair Pay Agreements: All about the Agreements
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The Fair Pay Agreements Act, the biggest employment law change in decades, takes effect on 1 December 2022. Fair Pay Agreements (FPAs) have the potential to fundamentally change New Zealand’s employment landscape by setting minimum terms and conditions for all employees in a particular industry or occupation. Host Catherine Bryant speaks with Tompk…
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When the threat of another recession is looming and cyber-attacks are becoming increasingly more sophisticated, how do you strategically plan to ensure your business is resilient? No one can predict exactly if or when a downturn will occur and how long it will last but understanding those risks and preparing for them in advance is key. Tompkins Wak…
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When your business is suffering, how do you make sure you're being a good boss? Transparency and communication are key. As is the way in which the message is delivered. Hear how Flight Centre navigated the challenges of COVID-19 and the decisions that enabled the company to come through the pandemic and return 85% of their employees. Tompkins Wake …
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How do you tell when your business needs expert help? And what does that help look like? Catherine, Tom and Conor talk about the importance of identifying the signs that your business could be in trouble, who your first point of contact should be and why time is the most crucial factor in turning around a distressed business. Tompkins Wake Partner …
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Having the right balance for your board is a critical component for a successful business. But what does the right balance look like, and how do you identify the skill set the board needs to deliver on their strategy? Board Dynamics Managing Director & Founder Henri Eliot and Waikato Tainui Senior Legal Advisor Cheri-Lee Atkinson share their unique…
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Stepping up as a director when the going gets tough
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No matter what size the company, all directors have a legal responsibility to ensure the company can pay its debts. When the economy is buoyant, this might be easy, but when costs are spiraling, interest rates are going up, and there's international uncertainty, directors might have to pay close attention to company finances to ensure that they don…
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The past two years have presented numerous challenges for business and there are many lessons learned by those who've successfully navigated them. As we now face rising inflation, global uncertainty and adapt to post pandemic life, we provide you insights Off the Clock. Join Bryce, Hutch and Jono as they discuss with our host Catherine Bryant pract…
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