Posted on Friday 15 July, 2022
A simplified AEWV policy begun on 1 July, allowing migrants offshore to apply for a work visa to work in New Zealand for an accredited employer. Under the new AEWV policy, employers need to be accred ited and have completed a job check before they can hire a migrant from offshore.
Posted on Friday 15 July, 2022
For those of you who were not able to attend the site tour of Tākina, Wellington’s Convention and Exhibition Centre, on 22 June, the new convention centre is nearing completion. The centre will hold over 5,000 people and is spread over 930 square metres. The largest space can hold 1600 people.
Posted on Friday 01 July, 2022
Register to attend the National Student Awards Regional Ceremonies which are being held this month. These events are free to attend and provide valuable networking opportunities while celebrating the achievements of NZIOB’s student members.
Posted on Friday 01 July, 2022
The NZIOB Northern Region invite you to the site visit of the Massey Innovation Complex on Thursday, 14 July 2022 at 4:00 pm.
Networking and drinks and nibbles will be provided following a presentation from Southbase Construction.
Posted on Friday 01 July, 2022
Individual tickets are now available for the NZIOB Charitable Education Trust Rugby Lunch, Friday, 15 July, the day before Ireland plays the All Blacks at Sky Stadium, Wellington. The guest speaker for the event is former All Black Captain, Kieran Read.
Posted on Friday 01 July, 2022
The Minister for Building and Construction Megan Woods has set up a Ministerial taskforce with key construction, building consent, and supply chain experts to look at what more can be done to ease plasterboard shortages, including the potential for legislative or regulatory change.
Posted on Friday 01 July, 2022
Fletcher Building to boost GIB supply. The company’s chief executive Ross Taylor announced on Thursday, 16 June that it had changed its local manufacturing configuration to produce more and is also importing board from Australia.
Posted on Friday 01 July, 2022
There are sufficient energy resources to power the country’s zero carbon emissions goals, according to a report released earlier this month by the New Zealand Infrastructure Commission, Te Waihanga.
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