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The Network

The Network is EMA Central's weekly electronic newsletter, providing members with topical employer and event information.

The latest, and previous issues or The Network can be viewed as PDFs

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Welcome to EMA Central

Staff Absence Due To Swine Flu

There is some confusion where employees are absent due to sickness or where a period of quarantine is advised or required. Our advice for employers. ...Read more

Secondary Futures - Learning For the Future

Learning for the Future is a unique collection of short interviews with leading New Zealanders talking about the future of education and innovation in New Zealand. EMA Central's CEO Paul Winter, along with NZ Post's John Allen, Te Papa's Seddon Beddington, and many other leaders in education and business share their insights on future education, and how this can contribute to the productivity of New Zealand. Click here to select and view a video.

How Does Influenza Differ From a Common Cold?

Here is a  summary of differences between influenza and a cold  referring to both symptoms and signs which could be useful to distribute to your staff.

2008 Wage & Salary Survey Reports available now!

Information on how members can access these valuable reports - click image below

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About EMA Central

EMA Central

EMA Central (Employers' and Manufacturers' Association, Central) is member owned and managed organisation. We are dedicated to representing business and employer interests in all matters affecting enterprise operations, from Taranaki and Gisborne in the north, to Nelson in the south.

With the strength of numbers and the influence of a broad range of ideas and experience our members are a powerful voice in our community. Our members have a lot in common, regardless of their business or activity. Members come from all sectors and include large, medium and small companies, Local and Central Government, Maori enterprises, incorporated societies, associations, charities, hospitals and educational institutes from universities to schools. Around 2,000 enterprises are direct members. There is also provision for national membership for larger enterprises.

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