The review will be in two phases, with an expert advisory panel set-up.

It's great to relax with colleagues but never forget that you are still at work.

Valuations have hit levels not seen since the dotcom bubble

The S&P/NZX 50 Index slipped 11.49 points, or 0.1 per cent, to 8053.63

Two students say they saw a tutor write answers for their class. But no one investigated.

New Zealand's smaller towns and cities are most vulnerable from house price falls

Take charge of your job hunt don't wait for HR people you've never met to open the door.

Pay barely kept up with inflation in the latest figures.

Sweeping changes to workplace law will empower workers, unions.

Three restaurants penalised for breaching employee rights as hospitality crackdown begins.

A newspaper boss made a prospective employee pay $50,000 before he would give her a job.

NZ third-quarter unemployment sinks to nine-year low, wage inflation accelerates

A gym franchiser has been ordered to pay a former employee more than $32,000.

An international report shows talent mismatch between highly skilled and manual workers.

High house prices are here to stay unless mortgage rates shoot up, says Peter Thompson.

Nosh has been ordered to pay $3500 to a former employee.

Parker is aiming for TPP11 trade deal and bar on house purchases by overseas speculators.

The iPhone X goes on sale this week in limited numbers after manufacturing problems

The Black Ferns should be paid more, says the new Minister of Finance.

COMMENT: There are some jitters among companies who have assets on the block.

BNZ currency strategist Jason Wong believes the dollar looks oversold

COMMENT: Winston Peters has got nothing worse than a regional slush fund from Labour.

How to get a high-performing team in a productive workplace.

Shane Jones wants people 'off their nono and going to work'.

NZ First's radical policy is nowhere to be seen in coalition deal.

Comment: Raising the legal minimum wage does not necessarily increase unemployment.

Go inside the "boot camp" for jobseekers which is set to double in size.

Lowering immigration will slow GDP growth but economy still sound, says senior economist

A year on from Dreamworld's disaster, grieving families still don't know what happened.

Unemployment is down but those looking for work still need to be on their toes