While house prices haven't plunged, the edge is now with buyers in the Auckland market.

There's an easy way to score a hefty bonus in your pay cheque without lifting a finger

OPINION: Herald series on suicide opens up an issue that should touch all of us deeply.

An expert says Australia has missed its chance to avoid a potential "economic apocalypse".

COMMENT: Last week participants at one of my events came up with a time-related problem.

You don't have control over workplace changes, but you do have control over how you react

Employers should remember: better-paid workers make better customers too.

New measures to stop worker exploitation came into force in April

Government figures show Defence Force staff are most likely to swap leave for cash.

Salary is a major factor in a job offer, but be careful about when you bring it up.

House sales have made a mint in the first quarter of 2017, with $3.8 billion in profits.

Housing credit growth continues to slow reflecting a similar slowdown in the market.

Another top tech executive has fallen on his sword after admitting sexual harassing women.

It may have been a bad weekend for the All Blacks but the economy is on a roll

NZIER survey shows business confidence steady despite weakness in building sector.

A woman was unjustifiably dismissed after sharing beer and vodka with trainees.

An increase in workplace automation gives rise to a generation of "new collar" workers

Maori businesses celebrated in style at awards night.

The Economy Hub: Regional economies are going strong, but do they get a fair return?

The company was ordered to pay $226,000 in fines and unpaid wages, but only paid $28,000.

Employees are less upbeat about the outlook for wages.

COMMENT: Big data on benefits could save taxpayers' money - and do some good too.

Engineer was sacked for sharing emails which expressed concern about practices on vessel.

Business lobby groups have been quick to criticise Labour's new employment policy.

The minimum wage would rise from $15.75 to $16.50 under Labour.

RBNZ says licensed insurers are failing to comply with disclosure rules.

COMMENT: If a picture is worth a thousand words, make sure it's in a worthy frame.

Strict work structures may go if Millenials get their way

Worker sacked for taking his own tools home has been awarded $15,481.

Does a new study answer an old debate?