Proposed changes to the Emissions Trading Scheme "final nail in the coffin", expert says.

Offering a staff member more to stay with your company doesn't work, research says.

A lower New Zealand dollar would help rebalance growth, the Reserve Bank says.

Bevan Miller will leave the market operator in October to take up a CFO role at the bank.

Poor sleep and sick days are cosy bedfellows

Volunteers sought to test if app can help reduce workers' stress.

Know what value you've added to a company when asking for more money.

Nearly half of millennials think CEOs have a responsibility to speak out on social issues.

Sometimes giving up on a single job pays off.

Former ASB bank chief executive Hugh Burrett has passed away.

Overseas debt is better than it was, but the numbers still aren't great.

RBNZ considering IMF recommendations but aiming for regime 'fit for New Zealand'.

WATCH: Talking economics and Flying Nun with Labour's Grant Robertson.

The move comes as restaurants around the country try to cope with increasing costs.

Melbourne real estate agency in court after sacking a pregnant woman.

Bullying is less likely to be tolerated, but it is still a health and safety issue

Cyber-attacks a significant threat but RBNZ says no need for prescriptive requirements.

Workplace affairs can be a disaster, but here's how to ensure you don't lose your job.

NZ net foreign liabilities as share of GDP have improved but risks remain: RBNZ.

Workplace benefits should extend to single employees by Joanna Mathers

COMMENT: Don't blame media if house prices stall.

A compassionate email from a CEO to employee regarding mental health has gone viral.

An Airbnb host cancelled a reservation in California because the guest was 'Asian'.

Feedback is sought on what instruments should qualify as bank capital.

Stop watching "House of f**ing cards" and work harder, says a serial entrepreneur.

Comment: Spending plans show clear difference between Labour and National.

Clamping down on migration would cause an economic slump, says Infometrics.

Auckland-based Tomizone CEO Geoff Wanless is following his chairman out the door.

A prison worker won't get his job back after posting details about a co-worker online.

Businesses can't escape ethical questions, says veteran director Rob Campbell.