MyHR Blog

MyHR product updates: June 2023

We regularly update MyHR's software to make sure your people processes are streamlined and your organisation is up-to-date with industry best-practice and current employment law.

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Pay transparency in the workplace: Exciting, scary, or both?

In and amongst the many other policy irons in the fire this year (negotiation for Fair Pay Agreements being underway, review of the Holidays Act, and changes to immigration settings), are calls for

The dos and don’ts of withdrawing a job offer
How to effectively manage a company restructure

Updated: 19 August 2024

As companies feel some financial pain from the country’s recession, the prospect of restructuring is occupying the waking and non-waking hours of many business owners.

TodayFM closure: A case study on what NOT to do

The public woes of MediaWorks continue with the resignation of their Chief People Officer, Paula Williams.

Her departure comes shortly after MediaWorks provided a high-profile case study on what not

HR basics: The recruitment process

Not everyone is familiar with basic HR and people management practices, so we’ve created this series of 101 articles to explain essential concepts and processes.

MyHR product updates: April 2023

We regularly update MyHR's software to make sure your people processes are as easy as possible and to ensure your organisation is up-to-date with industry best-practice and current employment law.

Product update: Digital employee onboarding

We’re excited to announce the latest update to our game-changing HR software: Digital onboarding.

Parental leave: Entitlements and employer obligations

Having a baby or taking permanent responsibility for a child’s care is a momentous step in anyone’s life. In a work context, it means a team member will need to take some time away, both in the

New immigration laws for businesses employing migrant workers

Significant changes to New Zealand’s immigration laws came into effect on 4 July 2022, with a single work visa (the Accredited Employer Work Visa) replacing temporary work visas that were available