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Payout for employee sacked by text
A bakery worker who was sacked by text message has won back more than $7000 in compensation and lost wages from her employer.
Dita De Boni: Hot talent need not apply
If you are attractive, do not signal the fact in advance to prospective employers.
Brian Rudman: Brown risks credibility in port struggle
What on Earth is Mayor Len Brown waiting for? From China, where he's leading a trade mission, comes word...
SFO throws out Affco union complaint
The Serious Fraud Office has taken just one day to throw out a complaint from Affco against the union representing its locked-out workers.
House price gains slowing - QV
The pace of gains in the property market have slowed down, according to latest QV stats.
Meatworkers in lockout battle
When Affco locked out 120 union members at Horotiu, meatworker Drew Fletcher was one of the unlucky ones. He says the hardest thing about being locked out this Easter is the effect on his children.
Liam Dann: No legs for merging dollars
Herald business editor Liam Dann argues against a common Transtasman currency.
Parental leave bill pulled from ballot
Parental leave could be extended from 14 weeks to six months.