When thousands of university students graduate each year with shiny new degrees, competition for the best graduate jobs and internships can be fierce.

Voters will know where Labour stands on buying back partially-sold power companies before the election, leader David Cunliffe says.

Would you let your boss trawl through your Facebook page? A global survey asked 10,000 participants just that question - so how many said yes?

Paige Toft and Braden Alsford count themselves lucky when it comes to making career choices.

Recently released profit figures confirm that our largest listed companies have not taken full advantage of the buoyant economy.

A man was unfairly sacked from his father's company after a row about gossiping, the Employment Relations Authority says.

The social network is finding itself caught between being an open forum and patrolling for inappropriate content.

New Zealand's annual migration extended its decade highs in July, with the inflow continuing to surpass expectations.

Just how far we still are from political consensus on climate policy was evident at a pre-election debate on the issue organised by Business New Zealand in Auckland on Tuesday.

Only one female executive made it to the top-earner list of Japan's Nikkei 225 companies last year.

The economist who first said NZ’s economy had achieved “rock star” status has conceded that outlook has now clouded.

National heads into the election with its Budget surplus target broadly intact according to the latest Treasury forecasts.

With a surplus in his sights this year, Finance Minister Bill English has confirmed his Government has budgeted for tax cuts some time over the next four years

The wafer-thin surplus which the Budget pencilled in for 2014-15 is at some risk of disappearing when the Treasury updates its fiscal and economic forecasts tomorrow.

When Nicky Tonkin decided to work from home, the first thing she needed was to install a 90,000-litre swimming pool.

Almost 100 protesters staged a loud picket outside NZ Superannuation Fund today as six anti-Israeli protesters chained themselves to the front desk of the company's office.

Japan's program of monetary stimulus, fiscal stimulus, and structural reforms hasn't created as much growth as proponents hoped it would.

The NZ Super Fund will continue with its $900k investment in an Israeli company making white phosphorus, which critics say has been used in recent conflicts.

Rising interest rates have yet to dent people's expectations that house prices will continue to rise over the year ahead, especially in Auckland and Canterbury.

From restaurants to rocket-builders — businesses of all sorts share a common problem: Finding enough skilled staff. Anthony Doesburg reports.

As the general election approaches political opinion polls are coming thick and fast.

Tips on getting new hires adjusted to the social and performance aspects of their new jobs quickly and smoothly.

The world's most valuable firm is the latest to report diversity numbers amid a debate about whether women and minorities are underrepresented at tech firms.

Most of us will experience career dissatisfaction some time in our working life, but working life doesn't have to be this way

It's the type of music that makes you want to sing out loud in the car or let loose on the dance floor - but listening to bass-heavy music like 50 Cent can also boost your confidence before an interview.