Advicewise – January update
In the first update from Advicewise for 2023 find out more about Fair Pay Agreements, New upskilling options for migrant workers and Covic-19 research. Read more here
In the first update from Advicewise for 2023 find out more about Fair Pay Agreements, New upskilling options for migrant workers and Covic-19 research. Read more here
In this months update find out about year-end public holidays and when they apply, plus read about the Fair Pay Agreements Act. Read more here
Read about the Governments Flexi-wage subsidy and ACC’s campaign for Maori. More information here
This months update is all about Fair Pay Agreements – you can read more here
Mental health and wellbeing tools now available to small businesses, key visa categories reopened, changes proposed to ACC’s Accredited Employers Programme. Read more here
This month, read about stronger measures to combat migrant worker exploitation, and ACC change to support 28,000 parents. Read more here
In this months update – national minute of silence, one-off public holiday, helping small businesses get paid on time, and Covid-19 protection framework retired. Read more here
Government steps up action to plug skills gap and burnout freshly reviewed. Read more here
This month – changes to the Fair Trading Act, extension of unfair contract terms to cover standard form small trade contracts, prohibition on unconscionable conduct. Read more here
The Albert Einstein Education and Research Center (AEERC) is part of a larger hospital complex and measures 12,000 sq m. The outer skylight is made up of 1,854 ultra-transparent glass panels, coated with triple-silver solar protection to reduce heat gain, and printed with a pattern of translucent ceramic dots to shade sunlight,” explained the firm. “The glass has minimal reflectivity to avoid disturbing exterior reflections. The inner layer of the roof is a transparent membrane, micro-perforated to absorb noise and printed with a custom pattern of translucent dots that provide shading, but also glow in the sunlight. The increasing density of dots towards the East and West ends shades low-angle sun, while the center dome is entirely clear, allowing full sunlight to reach the denser planting in the center garden. As seen from below, the overlapping layers of dots, is like seeing dappled sunlight through the overlapping leaves of a tree, evoking the feeling of being under a tree canopy. Read more here