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3 October 2019
Considerations to ensure your kitchen is cost-effective, with or without a contractor.
Portion control, expense management and appropriate staffing are three critical elements that all clubs must consider in order to be profitable.
When it comes to kitchen profits, why do some clubs excel while others struggle to break even? There are a number of factors involved here, including the perennial question regarding in-house versus contact catering.
Update on Cashless Gaming Work
3 October 2019
For those clubs operating Class 4 Gaming, you will all be aware that back in June the DIA put out a call for expressions of interest from those wishing to be involved in a working group on cashless gaming.
Recently we received an update on the cashless gambling work, advising that based on feedback, the Department have decided to expand the scope of this work to consider gambling technologies more broadly.
Calling 'time' on cheques
25 September 2019
Inland Revenue and the Accident Compensation Corporation are calling ‘time’ on cheques.
From March next year, IR and ACC will no longer accept payments by cheque from customers who are able to use alternative payment options.
IR received more than 430,000 cheques last financial year, the largest number received by any public sector agency. ACC received approximately 25,000 cheques from business customers.
Need to replenish your Gaming Compliance Manual?
25 September 2019
It has been over six months since Clubs New Zealand launched the Clubs New Zealand Gaming Compliance Manuals. The folders were produced by Clubs New Zealand with support from the Department of Internal Affairs and legal experts, with the simple aim of assisting clubs improve their compliance with the Gambling Act and The Gambling (Harm Prevention and Minimisation) Regulations 2004.
For clubs that operate gaming machines, we trust that these folders and the information and form contained within them have become a part of your everyday gaming activities.
This is your last chance to complete the 2019 Wage and Salary Survey
25 September 2019
First up a big thank you to everyone who has completed the survey #highestresponserateyet. If you have not yet completed the survey but wish to be a part of setting the benchmark response rate that little bit higher, now is the time to do it. The survey will be closing on Friday 27th September 2019.
South Otago Town & Country Club - Club Manager
23 September 2019
Balclutha is the home of the South Otago Town & Country Club and proud of our reputation as the friendly Big River Town.
Measles epidemic – what employers need to know
19 September 2019
Measles is a highly contagious illness as we can see from current news reports about the spread of the disease. Your workplace may well already be impacted by this disease, either due to employees becoming ill, being absent to care for family members or possibly due to the nature of the business i.e. care of young children or others at risk.
Lyttelton Club - Club Manager
16 September 2019
The Lyttelton Club is seeking expressions of Interest for the position of Club Manager.
Sign up to get more out of your membership with the Clubs New Zealand mobile app and you could win
16 September 2019
Between now and 15th November 2019, everyone who signs up for the Clubs New Zealand mobile app will go in the draw to win a pretty awesome prize pack.
"A Case for Change" Discussion Document - Thanks for having your say
16 September 2019
Thank you to everyone who had their say on the “Case for Change” Discussion Document that was circulated to all clubs in July.
The feedback received has been incredibly useful to the board and while the number of formal written responses is low, the discussion document informed many quality discussions one on one with board members and at Area Meetings.
Introducing Enterprise Security Solutions Ltd
13 September 2019
We are an Auckland based business who provide security consultancy, covering all areas of security but specialising in the installation of CCTV equipment and access control for the North Island of New Zealand.
Food safety: New tools for food rules
12 September 2019
If you run a business that grows, makes, sells, stores or transports food, there are food safety requirements you must meet. New Zealand Food Safety, a business group of the Ministry for Primary Industries, has worked with food businesses, councils and verifiers to develop three new tools to help you understand and meet the food rules for your business.