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Nelson motel owner devastated after 50 percent rate increase

Nelson moteliers feel "blindsided" after receiving significant increases in their commercial rates. Greens Motel owner Phil Neal said he was "devastated" after seeing his commercial rates increase by 52.44 per cent.

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Gym memberships, restaurant meals dished out to retain staff

Gym memberships, restaurant meals dished out to retain staff
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Covid 19: Accommodation providers hanging on by a wing and a prayer

With border uncertainty, event cancellations and Auckland in lockdown, business owners are in the fight of their lives.

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Summer s back on: Working visa rollover allows motels and restaurants to reopen

Summer s back on: Working visa rollover allows motels and restaurants to reopen Newsroom 21/12/2020 © Provided by Newsroom A change to working visa rules allows struggling businesses to hire back immigrant chefs, duty managers and housekeepers – but they concede longer term solution must be to recruit and train locals Melina Borda is one of 192,000 migrant workers trapped by Covid. Her father died last month in a motorbike crash, and she couldn t get a flight home to Argentina to farewell him. Yet when her working visa expires next week, the hardworking 27-year-old faced being trapped here with no means to support herself. The Nelson motel housekeeper, her partner Federico Medail and other migrant workers might have suffered in silence – except their predicament was also a threat to New Zealand s economic recovery. New Zealand has been facing a summer in which small businesses – hotels, motels, restaurants, vineyards – can t trade and rejuvenate because they

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