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How To Write A Vision And Mission Statement For Start-Ups

Crafting a compelling vision and mission statement is essential for start-ups seeking to define their purpose and direction. A vision statement articulates the long-term aspirations of the company, inspiring stakeholders with a clear picture of what the organization aims to achieve. To write an effective vision statement, focus on the core values and the impact you want to have on your industry or community. Conversely, the mission statement outlines the start-up's fundamental goals and the means to achieve them. It should encapsulate the company’s objectives, target audience, and the unique value it offers. When developing these statements, engage your team for diverse insights and ensure they align with your brand identity. Keep the language concise, memorable, and motivational to resonate with both employees and customers. Regularly revisit and refine these statements to reflect growth and changes in your start-up's journey.

For further details: https://www.business2sell.co.nz/blogs/startup/how-to-write-a-vision-and-mission-statement-for-start-ups

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End of working from home? Employment law expert’s advice on WFH changes as Government cracks down

Office workers ordered to stop working from home may have no choice but to follow their bosses’ orders, an employment law expert says - but it will depend on contractual arrangements.

An Auckland-based human resources consultant has also warned any abrupt changes an employer makes risk creating an unhappy workforce and driving higher turnover of employees, so any reforms should be considered against whether there are any substantive issues with people staying home.

To know more: https://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/end-of-working-from-home-employment-law-experts-advice-on-wfh-changes-as-government-cracks-down/UG56W7FJN5EHFAJSLZ4O7ZNY7I/

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Auckland Council won’t review work from home policies

The latest staff memo for public servants had the entire country copied in: If you can work from the office, you should.

At the heart of Government, Wellington retail and hospitality bosses were rejoicing at Public Service Minister Nicola Willis’ announcement that working from home should be the exception, not the rule.

To know more: https://www.thepost.co.nz/nz-news/350427383/auckland-council-wont-review-work-home-policies

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Why Invest Auckland?

Auckland is known one of the most livable city in the world and has great connectivity and infrastructure investment opportunities.

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As Auckland’s economic development agency, we brought together leading business and economic thinkers for Auckland’s Future, Now – held on 5 August, 2020 to focus on our region’s economic recovery and how we collectively support our communities, businesses and industries in a COVID world.

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Max Out The Weekend With The 10 Best Places To Visit In Auckland

Auckland’s not a big place but there’s still so much to see and do here that it can be overwhelming. We’ve taken it upon ourselves to ease your burden by rounding up some of the best places to visit in Auckland. These are must do’s that you absolutely can’t miss, whether you’re a visitor or a local. From rugged beaches to lofty landmarks to islands overflowing with wine, this list will make sure you don’t miss a thing.

Here’s our pick of the 10 best places to visit in Auckland.

1.) The Sky Tower Standing at an impressive 328 metres high, the Sky Tower is New Zealand’s highest building and the peak of Auckland’s skyline. If you’re after that postcard worthy panorama, the observation deck delivers with views spanning up to 80 kilometres on a fine day. The Sky Tower’s not just about the views though—it’s the perfect place for thrill seekers too. Pick from a wander around the building’s exterior at 192 metres high with the Sky Walk or go all out with the Sky Jump bungee. If you’re not much of a daredevil, take in 360° views of Auckland while you enjoy a delicious meal at The Sugar Club on the 53rd floor.

More Here: https://www.theurbanlist.com/nz/a-list/10-best-places-to-visit-in-auckland

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Auckland is a young vibrant city, which has so many employment opportunities for skilled workers, as well as offering a balanced lifestyle.