Migration peaks - tipped to fall further
Despite a small bump in October the long term trend for migration into NZ is down.
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Before the end of year festivities commence in full flight, do a quick career stock take.
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Employers need to create a workable, successful health and safety programme.
$661 million art sale paints picture of looming collapse
The art sale screams late-cycle liquidity
America's Cup defence could reap $1b, create 8300 jobs
America's Cup would give New Zealand's economy a boost of up to $1b, says MBie.
Kathmandu leads stockmarket higher
The S&P/NZX 50 Index gained 27.82 points, or 0.3 per cent, to 8089.8.
Harassment outside of the spotlight
Workers tell of how they were targeted in their work place and how they dealt with it.
Kura head awarded $73,000 over dismissal
ERA rules Katene Paenga suffered humiliation and loss of dignity.
Workplaces should offer paid leave for extreme weather
The workplace must adapt to the warming world and offer paid vacation for weather events.
NZ women 'working for free' from today: Hilary Barry
Women are "working for free" from today due to the gender pay gap.
A2 Milk leads sharemarket higher
The S&P/NZX 50 Index rose 2 points, or 0.025 per cent, to 7976.43
'Life will go on without TPP' - Parker
Trade Minister David Parker says investment settings are more important than trade deals.
Dealing with annoying workmates
Open-plan offices in New Zealand are testing even the closest working relationships.
Lion, Simpson Grierson recognised at Equal Pay Awards
The Gold category winners were recognised at the YWCA Equal Pay Awards.
Brian Fallow: Why the long faces about the economy?
Gloom in the latest surveys doesn't reflect the positive outlook.
Economy Hub: Reserve Bank's latest call
Don't overplay forecast rate hikes, the next move could still be down, says new Governor
It's goodbye to the BRICs, hello Africa
Move from country to cities will drive world growth, says consultant.
RBNZ backs decision-making committee but wants to keep it in-house
RBNZ backs decision-making committee but wants to keep it in-house.
The cost of workplace bullies
Bullying has a toxic ripple effect, impacting on the whole work group.
RBNZ says changes won't make a difference
RBNZ's Spencer keeps rates on hold, brings forward chance of first hike to June 2019.
Price fall drags on dairy forecast
Whole milk powder down 5.5 per cent, banks say weaker dollar will ease effect on farmers.
Stockmarket dips as milk firms fall
The S&P/NZX 50 Index closed down 9.25 points, or 0.1 per cent, at 8040.42.
How women should ask for a pay rise
Female employees are likely to be putting in the hard yards, a Kiwi business expert says.
Second bank boss has pay dip
A second Kiwi bank boss has seen a drop in his remuneration package.
Orchard worker sacked for taking Labour Day off
An orchard worker sacked by text message for taking Labour Day off.
Market relieved as Govt sets out Reserve Bank plan
The release of plans for monetary policy reform did not spook currency markets
Overhaul of Reserve Bank outlined
The review will be in two phases, with an expert advisory panel set-up.
The minefield that's the work do
It's great to relax with colleagues but never forget that you are still at work.
Soaring stockmarkets stoke fears of devastating crash
Valuations have hit levels not seen since the dotcom bubble
Westpac leads sharemarket lower after result
The S&P/NZX 50 Index slipped 11.49 points, or 0.1 per cent, to 8053.63
Which part of NZ is most at risk of a house price drop?
New Zealand's smaller towns and cities are most vulnerable from house price falls
Tom O'Neil: What to do when it all goes wrong
Take charge of your job hunt don't wait for HR people you've never met to open the door.
Maybe, just maybe, higher wages ahead
Pay barely kept up with inflation in the latest figures.