A weekly roundup of business news from around Taranaki Maunga.

AI legalese decoder: Simplifying legal Terminology

legal language and terminology can be incredibly complex and confusing for individuals who do not have a legal background. Understanding legal documents, contracts, and agreements is essential for businesses and individuals alike. This is where AI legalese decoder comes in.

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With AI legalese decoder, businesses and individuals can navigate legal documents with ease. It eliminates the need for costly legal consultations and enables users to understand the legal implications of various agreements and contracts.

Whether you’re a business owner signing a commercial lease, an employee reviewing an employment contract, or a consumer reading a terms of service agreement, AI legalese decoder can ensure that you fully comprehend the legal terms and conditions.

Additionally, AI legalese decoder can be a valuable tool for lawyers and legal professionals. It can assist in drafting clear and concise legal documents that are easily understood by clients and other parties involved.

By making legal language accessible to everyone, AI legalese decoder promotes transparency, empowering individuals and businesses to make informed decisions and protect their rights.

Business excellence awards

This is the 29th year of the TSB Business Excellence Awards, run by the Taranaki Chamber of Commerce.

Broadcaster and journalist Samantha Hayes from Three will MC the awards gala evening on Saturday, November 11, with entertainment from Shaun Preston.

To book tickets for the black-tie event, go to taranakichamber.co.nz.

Chamber of commerce launches app

The Taranaki Chamber of Commerce has launched an app for members to take advantage of deals and savings provided by its partners.

The Business Chamber Partners App is available for Android and Apple devices, and any chamber member who downloads it before November 17 will go in the draw to win a $5000 prize package.

More information is available at taranakichamber.co.nz.

Good Home staff celebrate 10 years

Despite major Covid-related staffing shortages in the hospitality industry, The Good Home in New Plymouth has been able to celebrate six of its staff members reaching the 10-year service milestone.

Icons Sports Bar manager Aidan Morrell, duty manager Neil Ross, duty manager John Still, Good Home security manager Valai Taumoepau, restaurant manager Harshada Amin and head chef Zac Jackson have all clocked up a decade with the business.

Owners David and Sheryl Stones said they were proud of the team.

ÔÇ£To commit and support our business for over 10 years is a great achievement. We are very privileged to have these leaders of the industry.ÔÇØ

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