Air Niugini names Acting Chief Executive Officer, GM leaves Bizprint.
Boardroom briefing: the future is now, using lockdown wisely and positive news from the COVID-19 front line
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Has the COVID-19 crisis accelerated workplace change? How to use your lockdown wisely and New Zealand’s hard lockdown starting to show results. Readings from around the world on business, leadership and management.
In brief: Papua New Guinea’s financial institutions respond to State of Emergency and other business stories
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Papua New Guinea’s financial institutions offer businesses support for State of Emergency, Oil Search cuts staff, and Air Niugini to resume flights. The business news you need to kickstart your week.
People moves: Digicel Fiji, P&O Maritime Logistics
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Digicel Fiji gets a new boss and P&0 Maritime Logistics welcomes a new Chief Executive.
Boardroom briefing: more support for startups, effective remote working, keeping employees happy in a crisis
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Startups getting more government support, how to be productive working from home, and keeping your essential employees motivated during the COVID-19 crisis.
In brief: African swine fever reaches Papua New Guinea and other business stories
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The Minister for Agriculture puts measures in place to stop the spread of the African swine fever and protect the pork industry, Prime Minister James Marape announces stimulus package and ICCC monitors shops to avoid price spikes in essential items. The business news you need to kickstart your week.
People moves: Easy Skill, Bank South Pacific
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Easy Skill announces a new Immigration Specialist and BSP Vanuatu welcomes a Head of Corporate.
Boardroom briefing: video conferencing tools, employers’ role with health, and keeping up remote team morale
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Alternatives to Skype, the vital role for employers in TB and COV-19 health, and keeping remote teams productive. Readings from around the world on business, leadership and coronavirus.
COVID-19 arrives in Papua New Guinea: what now?
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With the first case of COVID-19 in PNG announced at the weekend, there are warnings there could be essential-item shortages and changed working conditions, but business has been preparing for its arrival.
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