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$100,000 salary reporting rule too low: New Zealand Shareholders’ Association says company disclosure rules outdated

Publié par NZ Herald Business · Nouvelle-Zélande il y a 9 h

A legal requirement for certain companies to report how many staff earn more than $100,000 is out of date and should be increased to $200,000, the New Zealand Shareholders’…

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$100,000 salary reporting rule too low: New Zealand Shareholders’ Association says company disclosure rules outdated

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