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Workplace adviser Karla Miller answers a reader's question about a snitch.
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It's becoming apparent that the 9-5 shift is no longer fit for purpose.
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We spend all year worrying about soaring petrol prices - why have they suddenly plunged?
Talent mismatch highest in seven years
The growing skills shortage is driving up wage pressure for New Zealand employers.
Brian Fallow: Easing the ratepayers' burden
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Ardern: Upgrade first, then expansion
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AI can now catch lies on your expense report
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Kate Hawkesby: I may as well be working for free
COMMENT: Why is the gender pay gap still so wide despite years of banging on about it?
NZ hits 'full employment' - is this as good as it gets?
What does the lowest unemployment rate in 10 years really mean for the economy?
The problem with moaning about Bunnings
COMMENT: Health and safety isn't something we should be complaining about.
Live chat: Millennials vs the modern workforce
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Long hours at the office don't necessarily mean an increase in productivity.
Scooters and ice creams as dads take on kids for teachers' strike
Most parents still back the teachers despite the Government's latest $700m offer.
New Zealand's top employers - according to their workers
Looking after staff is crucial - especially when the job market is buoyant.
Millennials vs Leighton Smith: Face-off on the future of work
The changing nature of work is leading to conflict between generations.
Region where unemployment shows no signs of abating
Region where currently employed is the lowest - and down slightly from the June quarter.
Women feel need to bury sexism struggles
'Unwritten rule' of brushing off sexism seems the norm for many.
A two dimensional solution
Technology supported by people is the new business model, writes Greg Fleming
OCR cut still on the table – RBNZ Governor
The OCR was kept at record low of 1.75% this morning, as expected by almost all economists
At the crossroads: Why the economic outlook is so murky
COMMENT: Reserve Bank makes its forecasts tomorrow but even experts are hedging their bets
Unemployment falls to lowest level since the GFC
Unemployment has fallen to 3.9 per cent the lowest level since June 2008
Holiday 'mix-up': Panel beater wins $20k after being fired
Leeston man calls the three months after he was fired "the worst time of his entire life".
The legal contracts allowing the world's Harvey Weinsteins to operate
Comment: Contracts to protect corporate secrets have mutated into vile straitjackets.
Top restaurant's immigration battle to bring in speciality chefs
Restaurant told unemployed Kiwis can be trained to become Latin American chefs.
If your boss is a bully, take action
Bullying in the New Zealand workplace is an epidemic, writes Diana Clement
Mike Hosking: It's time for the equality warriors to get real
COMMENT: Women are way too smart to fall for this kind of nonsense.