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Skyline will cut half of its jobs

[ad_1] New Zealand’s leading tour operator Skyline Enterprises has laid off at least 500 employees as it struggles to survive the Covid-19 pandemic. Chief Executive Geoff McDonald said that after spending the past 10 days consulting on a restructuring proposal, the company informed staff of the job loss on Monday. …

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Hilux half-life update delayed

[ad_1] Toyota’s mid-cycle upgrade for the Hilux has been delayed due to factory closings caused by Covid-19. Factories in Thailand are closed until at least May 7, meaning the Hilux update can now occur in October instead of the end of July, as originally planned. If the Thai government decides …

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Failed courier company accused of pocket wage subsidy

[ad_1] Jason Dorday / Things Receiver Damien Grant says Kiwi Transport Services staff will receive only a fraction of what they were entitled to. A courier company that received more than $ 70,000 from the government’s wage subsidy plan allegedly used the money for business expenses instead of paying staff. …

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Ford teases hottest Puma ST

[ad_1] Ford is working on a new, hotter Puma. It will carry the ST badge and launch overseas later this year. As reported on Twitter, the Puma ST will receive the Fiesta ST’s 1.5-liter 147kW / 290Nm triple turbocharged, which should be a noticeable improvement compared to the standard 92kW …

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Kathmandu retailer cuts jobs as it prepares to reopen

[ad_1] Stuff-co-nz Last year, Kathmandu launched a line of “Buy NZ Made” shirts made of merino wool. Outdoor clothing firm Kathmandu has laid off 34 of its New Zealand workers as it cuts costs and prepares a staggered opening of its physical stores. The company said that Covid-19 and the …

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