News: tagged with "business"
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- Enhance your effectiveness in the workplace with one of Ara's affordable and flexible business short courses coming up at Ara's City Campus. Please note that some courses are subject to a minimum number of participants
- Ara's Digiboost webinars are an affordable and convenient way to enhance you or your staff's computer skills to increase capability and productivity in the workplace. All webinars take place on zoom
- Increase productivity and professionalism within your workplace with Ara's Professional Growth Suite - offering a range of solutions to address your professional development needs
- Christchurch City Council Newsline: 7th April 2022
People need to get out and support local shops, cafes, restaurants and bars if they want them to survive, says Christchurch Mayor Lianne Dalziel
- Ara has joined forces with Qtopia to promote, host and deliver workshops on diversity and inclusion.
Helping workplaces to embrace and celebrate diversity is the goal behind a newly established partnership between Ara and Qtopia
- Transform start-up ideas into viable businesses and become a force for business innovation at Ara - starting 28th February 2022
- Christchurch City Council Newsline: 30th November 2021
Hospitality businesses in Christchurch and Banks Peninsula will find it easier to get outdoor dining licences this summer
- Christchurch City Council Newsline: 13th July 2021
Christchurch City owned and operated fibre broadband provider, Enable, is bringing Hyperfibre to Christchurch from early August
- Stress at work has risen 20 percent in New Zealand over the last two years. 40 percent of people are considering quitting their jobs because of burnout. That's why Wanderble have developed a quick intervention - the Wanderble Workplace Wellness Challenge
- Christchurch City Council Newsline: 18th May 2020
ChristchurchNZ is running twin campaigns aimed at encouraging Christchurch residents to spend locally and to get out-of-town visitors to Canterbury and the West Coast
- Christchurch City Council Newsline: 13th May 2020
As Christchurch residents count down the hours to COVID-19 Alert Level 2, Mayor Lianne Dalziel is encouraging people to shop locally and support the city’s businesses
- Climate change is a key priority, particularly for business.
The Sustainable Finance Forum - part of The Aotearoa Circle initiative - engaged Circle member, Chapman Tripp, to provide a legal advisory opinion
- University of Canterbury media release: 22 December 2014
A major University of Canterbury report has found a high level of innovation and adaptability shown by hundreds of organisations in Canterbury following the earthquakes
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