COMMENT: How do we best prepare a young person to survive and thrive?

Building is on the way up and taking industry pay rates with it.

EDITORIAL: There has been a return to the idea that apprenticeships were not so bad.

Harvey Weinstein's company is in turmoil following his sexual harassment scandal.

COMMENT: As the waters rise, local government can't be left to shoulder the cost.

New Zealand consumer confidence dropped in October from a three-year high.

The company deliberately didn't reinstate a Wellington linesman despite court order.

Work and training schemes can be a game-changer for inmates

A proposed restructure could affect 20 jobs at Quality Roading and Services.

A polytech whistleblower has been ordered to pay her former employer $5700 in legal costs.

No information from the tests will be used until a ruling from the Employment Court.

Warden lost three grievance claims against his former employer.

COMMENT: Both he and the other party will want to avoid any suggestion of Fortress NZ.

Workers in one part of New Zealand earn $100 a week more than they did last year.

The Public Service Association is taking the Inland Revenue to the employment court.

A man who was unjustifiably dismissed says it cost him his home and relationship.

COMMENT: Executive remuneration arouses passion, but is often hard to evaluate.

COMMENT: Coalition talks look like being all too brief, writes Liam Dann.

COMMENT: Solid Energy could probably have survived, but for its growth strategy.

The ERA has ordered a Nelson company to compensate a former employee for unfair dismissal.

Young woman's 159 hours overtime triggered the heart failure that killed her at age 31.

Will 11 nations push on with a deal next month, now that the US has pulled out?

While some businesses are piling on the work, some are working to find overtime solutions

Tips to ensure you stand out early, during that all-important job interview.

OPINION: Ideas that may help you master the elusive state of work-life balance.

Insurance boss sacked after Kaikoura quake loses case against dismissal.

The Labour Inspectorate has banned 70 businesses from hiring migrants.

Offices often a tonic for those with issues but employers should be wary of triggers

A rest home nurse has won over $31,000 after the ERA said found she was wrongly sacked.

Open-plan offices don't work and will be replaced by 'coffice' says futurologist.