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Top company director says quotas may be needed to get more women on boards.
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Corporate New Zealand is lagging behind the public sector for women in leadership.
Big Read: Argentines head to soup kitchen as crisis bites
Argentines are struggling in what was once one of the world's most prosperous nations.
Workplace law changes a 'smack in the face'
Business groups are unhappy Government has not buckled on employment law changes.
Kiwis pouring into fuel efficient cars, buyers face delays
VW Polo buyers face delays due to the high demand.
$4.41 an hour: How much more NZ men earn than women
Inequities in pay, motherhood, retirement and race. Why it's better and worse now.
Pay rise means three jobs down to one
After 12 years of fighting for better wages education support workers get a break.
New Māori investment fund targets local infrastructure
A new fund represents a big step towards greater economic sovereignty for Māoridom.
Comment: What the tax working group has in store for business
Comment: Don't expect changes to the corporate tax rate, or any shifts in GST.
Comment: Public sector pay the Government's 'canary in the coal mine'
Comment: Wage settlements in line with inflation are not going to cut it anymore.
Trump takes aim at Apple in tariff price fight
Apple said the proposed tariffs on China could bump up the price of its products.
Orr's plea to quit short-term thinking
Reserve Bank governor Adrian Orr urges New Zealanders to look at the bigger picture.
It's hard to say goodbye
Long gone are the days of bosses saying "on yer bike mate'" for a little indiscretion.
NZ dollar drops as investors seek safe havens from Trump's trade war
Investors flocked to Japan's currency in the lead up to Trump's latest tariff decision.
Trump's trade war set to hit Americans harder than Chinese
Everyday items are set to become much more expensive for Americans.
Tom O'Neil: Get your body language right
Try not to make your body language annoy the recruiter.
'Too many rules for small sports bodies'
Matthew Cooper says he was as nervous at Parliament as he was at his test debut.
Stocks break new records, despite business gloom
Business might be gloomy, but the money keeps rolling in.
Dwindling business confidence a global issue
Germany, China and Italy are also facing declining business confidence.
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Fears of big crash as global debt soars
Global debt is almost double what it was on the eve of the Great Recession.
Ports of Auckland worker in straddle truck incident dies
The straddle truck tipped over at Fergusson Container Terminal, trapping the man.
UN study warns: Capitalism is dying
Switch away from fossil fuels means worldwide economy will need to change, scientists say.
Trouble at Red Shed: 22 bullying complaints against one manager
More than 20 staff have laid complaints about a store manager at The Warehouse.
'Slave labour': The job that earns $4.38 an hour
A woman has come under fire after posting a job ad with a ridiculously low wage.
Editorial: The two vital words PM told business
EDITORIAL: Business confidence should be lifted by the PM's speech yesterday.
David McLean: Time for business to get on with business
COMMENT: Successful businesses are resilient and cope with change, writes David McLean.
NZIER: Economic risks rising but growth still solid
The NZ Institute of Economic Research has revised down growth outlook but remains positive
Liam Dann: Inside the PM's business charm offensive
COMMENT: The PM says she's listening to concerns - but it won't be a silver bullet.
Ian Blair: Equal pay can help bring more women into engineering
COMMENT: How one firm is tackling its gender pay gap.
Kiwi steady as market digests China moves
The dollar was little changed as investors digest efforts by the People's Bank of China.
KiwiRail pay hike favours lowest paid workers
KiwiRail will increase pay for 2,319 Rail and Maritime Transport Union members
How low can it go? NZ dollar could hit US60c next year
The Kiwi could fall towards US60c if trade tensions persist, Milford says.