How New Zealand businesses can strategically navigate the global AI adoption and downsizing trend, where 41% of employers plan workforce reductions.
Published 30 August 2024 | 2 min read
As the New Zealand economy continues to grapple with an extended slowdown, the task of hiring new staff has become increasingly challenging. Mistakes in recruitment can be costly, not just financially but also in terms of morale and productivity. In this climate, businesses are not just trying to fill roles but are striving to hold onto their top talent, recognising the strategic importance of maintaining a skilled and motivated workforce.
The pressure is mounting for businesses across the country to reassess their strategies, direction, and shared vision. With the economy showing signs of strain, it’s imperative for organisations to review their business models, ensuring they are fit for purpose in these uncertain times. The challenge isn’t just about survival but about positioning for future growth amidst a backdrop of economic instability.