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Unions slam 'work-for-dole' proposal
Shane Jones wants people 'off their nono and going to work'.
Brian Fallow: Labour calls the tune
NZ First's radical policy is nowhere to be seen in coalition deal.
Peter Lyons: Higher minimum wage could boost economy
Comment: Raising the legal minimum wage does not necessarily increase unemployment.
New Government may slow GDP growth: Economist
Lowering immigration will slow GDP growth but economy still sound, says senior economist
Why Dreamworld will 'never recover'
A year on from Dreamworld's disaster, grieving families still don't know what happened.
The modern job search tool kit
Unemployment is down but those looking for work still need to be on their toes
Worker forced to resign wins $24,000
A trainee pharmacist who was forced to resign has won $24,000.
Coalition deal: Is our new R&D goal realistic?
Innovation experts welcome new govt's high R&D target - but say it won't be easy to meet.
Min wage rise threatens economy: bosses
Minimum wage rise could "bring the economy to a grinding halt", says EMA.
Fire Service veteran accused of submitting false assignment
A Fire Service veteran has failed to get his job back amidst misconduct allegations
Seven signs you're a workaholic
Recruitment consultancy Robert Half has come up with seven signs you're a workaholic.
Is greying China ready to drop birth limit?
China is grappling with a rapidly greying society and shrinking labour pool.
Manipulative people earn less than 'nice guys'
A new study claims people with "nice guy" traits will earn more than manipulative people.
How you can lose your job
Everyone makes mistakes. But sometimes we score own goals against our career.
Brian Fallow: Keeping the politicians honest
Knowing how to vote would be easier if we had reliable guidance on the cost of policies.
Housing costs outpace wage increases
Wage increases haven't kept up with the rising cost of housing over the past decade.
Unfairly dismissed IT worker awarded $40k
ERA says process followed in worker's dismissal 'far short of what is required'
It's ok to call your boss a bitch
The ERA found the comment was made during a private conversation.
Worker unfairly fired for bringing dog to farm
A farm worker has been awarded $7705 after he abruptly lost his job.
Kiwi dads aren't taking parental leave
A recent survey found many fathers believe there's stigma attached to taking time off work
Trump brags about hiring woman based on looks, not experience
New video shows Trump bragging about hiring a pretty woman despite having no experience.
Freeze Super Fund chief's salary says SSC
Pay of NZ Super Fund chief Adrian Orr has created conflict with Government.
Rising housing costs hold warning for new Govt
COMMENT: Rising costs of house building could pose a threat construction promises.
IRD begins new 'cashie' crackdown campaign
IRD has launched a new campaign warning tradespeople that cash jobs can be traced.
Inflation higher than expected on housing costs
The consumers price index rose 0.5 in the three months ended September 30.
Justine Munro: New work order requires education shake-up
COMMENT: How do we best prepare a young person to survive and thrive?
Bankable future for construction
Building is on the way up and taking industry pay rates with it.
Editorial: On-job learning looks to be win-win
EDITORIAL: There has been a return to the idea that apprenticeships were not so bad.
Harvey Weinstein's company might not survive scandal
Harvey Weinstein's company is in turmoil following his sexual harassment scandal.