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Regulatory Compliance Roles and Responsibilities (Part 1)
It is unbelievable that we are almost at the end of January 2020 and barely a month into a new decade. In 2019, the Regulatory Universe in New Zealand saw acts promulgated and existing legislation modernised for today's business environment, a notable mention of the...
The pros and cons of outsourcing compliance
Outsourcing basic accounting compliance is becoming more and more common in New Zealand. There are a number of ways this can be achieved. Some choose to outsource their compliance to third parties, often based overseas. Others choose to set up an overseas satellite...
How to diversify your career with Risk and Compliance!
As we come into 2020 it is evident that the nature of the world is evolving fast through generation Z entering the workforce, we have hit the transformative age with new ideas, new technology and new behaviours. With this, we are hearing phrases like innovation,...
Ensuring Regulatory Compliance Talent Outlook 2020
With the end of 2019 firmly in our sight in the lead up to the end of what has been a year of much legislative change where global economic challenges, increased pressure on major financial institutions and changing business landscapes have led to stricter regulations...
Our Kiwi Mum’s Insights
In March of this year, I began a new role at Tyler Wren offering support to our overseas candidates, in order to make their transition from their home country to New Zealand a positive experience. By offering a friendly welcome with home-made fudge and biscuits, along...
How to lose a candidate in 10 ways
Is your recruitment process letting your firm down? Article by Melissa Marshall It is no secret that in 2019, the legal industry is a candidate driven market. Having great marketing strategies may mean you are attracting the best talent, but if your recruitment...
A word of advice to BAS Accountants
To set the scene and give a little background, my first “real job” was working within a medium-sized CA firm. I spent almost three years there, so I do truly understand the joy of six-minute timesheets and the end of the financial year. Fast forward to my recruitment...
The hardest part of living overseas and travelling that nobody talks about…
You have seen the world, met new people, tried new things, built your career, learnt about other cultures and perhaps even fallen in love, however something is not quite right. We have all read the articles about the trials and tribulations of heading home, but...
Womens History Month – Interview with a Business Leader
In honour of #WomensHistoryMonth we're putting the spotlight on our amazing Kiwi Women! Today we are celebrating #InternationalWomensDay. We felt an insight into one of New Zealand's high performing business leaders may be of interest. Please read our interview...
What is next for Solicitors with 3 years PQE
So you have studied for at least five years, sat the New Zealand Bar, completed a graduate programme and worked for a couple of years in the law profession, been promoted to Senior Solicitor and potentially even lived overseas. Now you are at the point in your life,...
Small country – BIG Opportunities: New Zealand’s Construction Skills Shortage
Having recruited in the construction industry in both the UK and New Zealand, it’s amazing to see the differences in the market. Auckland could be described as more of a nuke blast rather than the boom you hear about. The number of cranes in action in Auckland at the...
Too comfortable = Boredom – Come to NZ
Just leave. To set the scene. I was four years into a sales job, eight years with a partner and as comfortable in life as I could be… and bored. So I quit my job, broke up the relationship and threw my bag on my back. The first three months were an absolute whirlwind...