NZ third-quarter unemployment sinks to nine-year low, wage inflation accelerates

A gym franchiser has been ordered to pay a former employee more than $32,000.

An international report shows talent mismatch between highly skilled and manual workers.

High house prices are here to stay unless mortgage rates shoot up, says Peter Thompson.

Nosh has been ordered to pay $3500 to a former employee.

Parker is aiming for TPP11 trade deal and bar on house purchases by overseas speculators.

The iPhone X goes on sale this week in limited numbers after manufacturing problems

Migration from Australia to NZ boosted our economy but the trend may be about to change.

The ERA determined the chef was unjustifiably dismissed.

How to get a high-performing team in a productive workplace.

Shane Jones wants people 'off their nono and going to work'.

NZ First's radical policy is nowhere to be seen in coalition deal.

Comment: Raising the legal minimum wage does not necessarily increase unemployment.

Lowering immigration will slow GDP growth but economy still sound, says senior economist

A year on from Dreamworld's disaster, grieving families still don't know what happened.

Unemployment is down but those looking for work still need to be on their toes

A trainee pharmacist who was forced to resign has won $24,000.

Innovation experts welcome new govt's high R&D target - but say it won't be easy to meet.

Minimum wage rise could "bring the economy to a grinding halt", says EMA.

A Fire Service veteran has failed to get his job back amidst misconduct allegations

Recruitment consultancy Robert Half has come up with seven signs you're a workaholic.

China is grappling with a rapidly greying society and shrinking labour pool.

A new study claims people with "nice guy" traits will earn more than manipulative people.

Everyone makes mistakes. But sometimes we score own goals against our career.

Knowing how to vote would be easier if we had reliable guidance on the cost of policies.

Wage increases haven't kept up with the rising cost of housing over the past decade.

ERA says process followed in worker's dismissal 'far short of what is required'

Celebrating the 40-hour work week by not picking up your phone.

Asking for a pay rise is awkward, but your boss is probably just as nervous as you.

The ERA found the comment was made during a private conversation.