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Newspaper boss made employee pay $50k for a job: ERA
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NZ third-quarter unemployment sinks to nine-year low
NZ third-quarter unemployment sinks to nine-year low, wage inflation accelerates
Former gym worker wins $32k in employment case
A gym franchiser has been ordered to pay a former employee more than $32,000.
Demand grows for skilled workers
An international report shows talent mismatch between highly skilled and manual workers.
Rising house prices a worldwide worry: Real estate boss
High house prices are here to stay unless mortgage rates shoot up, says Peter Thompson.
Former Nosh worker gets payout for wage arrears
Nosh has been ordered to pay $3500 to a former employee.
Solution needed to ban overseas home buyers: Parker
Parker is aiming for TPP11 trade deal and bar on house purchases by overseas speculators.
Slow iPhone 8 sales tipped to bite into Apple's earnings
The iPhone X goes on sale this week in limited numbers after manufacturing problems
Return to Oz: Is the brain drain back?
Migration from Australia to NZ boosted our economy but the trend may be about to change.
Chef dismissed by vegan food firm wins $25K
The ERA determined the chef was unjustifiably dismissed.
Big deals in doubt after foreign sales crackdown
COMMENT: There are some jitters among companies who have assets on the block.
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BNZ currency strategist Jason Wong believes the dollar looks oversold
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
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New Government may slow GDP growth: Economist
Lowering immigration will slow GDP growth but economy still sound, says senior economist
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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?
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