Kāpiti earns less than wider Wellington region
Recent figures released as part of workforce planning for the Kāpiti District shows the mean annual earnings in Kāpiti are just over $50,000 – around […]
Business
Kāpiti Businesses Adjust to Level 3 – Supporting Local Vital
As much of the country moved to COVID-19 Level 3, many Kāpiti businesses opened their doors again in a contactless way – but whether or […]
Free workshop – Employment Agreements and Contracts – Levin
This workshop will explain the different types of employment agreements and contracts for services and help you decide which ones you should use in your […]
Girl Power in Plumbing Challenge
Starting a plumbing apprenticeship as an adult can be challenging, doing so as a woman in a largely male dominated industry is even more so. […]
New Zealand facing a digital skills crisis
While all sectors are experiencing skills shortages, a survey underway is finding critical digital skills shortages impacting all parts of the economy. NZTech, the organisation […]
June BA5 – Forsyth Barr
The Kāpiti Chamber of Commerce is inviting businesses to attended their BA5 (Business After 5pm) networking programme. On June 30 the BA5 will be Hosted […]
Balancing the Budget with Chris Money
“Please come and join us for drinks and nibbles on June 24, to hear how Budget 2021 delivers (or not) for you and its implications on the Horowhenua […]
Kapiti Chamber of Commerce hosts David Seymour for lively post-Budget event
A lively and humorous analysis of the 2021 Budget by Act leader David Seymour drew an engaged crowd at a Kāpiti Coast Chamber of Commerce […]
Get—Go Futures Day connects students with employers
The second Get—Go Futures Day was held on Friday the 21st of May, providing the opportunity for all Year 10 students in Horowhenua to visit […]
Kapiti Horowhenua early awards winners
The Electra Business & Innovation Awards has drawn three winners to start the 2021 Awards programme. Congratulations to Lorraine Upham from Organic Connection, Gary Hutchings […]