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The Human Rights Commission is calling on the Government to close the Pacific Pay Gap.
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Banks expected to lift deposit rates more substantially next year.
The Block NZ: TSB to give empty-handed teams $10,000
Two teams walked away with nothing in a disappointing end to the reality TV show's season.
More than eight in 10 restaurants understaffed, Restaurant Association survey finds
Restaurant Association says industry needed more Government support.
'Never been more vacancies': 30,000 more hospitality staff needed for summer
Pressure on as industry loses about 55,000 staff in just two years.
'Worst employee I've ever had': Hatmaker belittled woman for 'messing up' hats
The employer must now pay her $26k but says he can't because he is 'just a poor hatmaker'.
Deputy PM to meet US Fed chair Jerome Powell
Grant Robertson will attend the World Bank and IMF annual meetings.
Viral TikTok shows remote worker panic when boss calls during a flight
Viewers quickly offered tips for dodging the surprise meeting request.
Jobs For Mums: Auckland start-up has big plans
Why stay-at-home mothers could be the key to fixing the country's labour shortage.
Disgraced film heavyweight hired for renowned NZ director's 'swansong'
Wayne McCormack was convicted of assaulting two staff. He's now working with one again.
Opinion: Where have all the workers gone?
International headhunters are arriving in droves, enticing talent with tantalising offers.
Fired by text: Young worker wins $15k in compo, lost wages
A court found the apprentice was unfairly dismissed and awarded him compensation.
Jenée Tibshraeny: Can we afford tax cuts?
Why we should let the dust settle before injecting money into the economy.
Has the hot job market finally peaked? Fresh signs emerge
Job adverts have eased from record highs, especially in property-related sectors.
Show us your docs: Small business digs in over Labour Inspectorate request
Small tourism business plans to fight "unjust" employer penalty.
University staff ready for strike action today
The union is pushing for an 8 per cent pay rise to keep pay in step with inflation.
Impossible to measure impact of nurses' refusal to work extra shifts - union
Nurses are protesting over the end of the winter Covid-19 bonus.
Kathy Spencer: Income insurance 'poorly executed'
OPINION: Ex-Treasury adviser asks, why fix an inadequate system by adding another?
Company culture: Boss told to 'get f****d'; worker told good riddance
ERA's decision on penalty was influenced by the firm's "culture of swearing".
'Unusually explicit' Reserve Bank tone points to higher mortgage rates
Higher mortgage rates on the cards if the market assessment of RBNZ's wording is right.
OCR raised to 3.5pc, RBNZ considered more radical hike
The hike takes the OCR from 3 per cent to 3.5 per cent.
Auckland sale prices plunge $180,000 in 10 months
Cheapies more sought after: Buyers fix attention on sub-$1m Auckland homes.
House value drops forecast to continue, interest rates rising
Wellington continues to experience the weakest performance in New Zealand.
Business sees 'light at end of the tunnel' - NZIER survey
Retailers are most gloomy but signs emerging that inflation is starting to ease.
Another OCR rate hike planned amid dark global outlook
Mortgage rates are already creeping up as expectations for the OCR peak rise
Worries cost of living will weigh on KiwiSaver contributions
Contribution rates dip for active members while fees continue to rise.
Jenée Tibshraeny: NZ unlikely to go down the path of the UK
Voters more likely to have tantrums over politicians' spending plans than markets.
'They treated me like an idiot': Top union boss fumes with bank after hackers drain accounts
'I was utterly determined I was going to get my money back.'
Liam Dann: Brace yourself for an action-packed inflation reveal this month
Has inflation peaked? If it hasn't we're in trouble. All will be revealed this month.
'Treated like a criminal': Sacked cook did nothing wrong says judge
Niwa accepts the court's decision and hopes former ship's cook can now 'move forward'.
Security driver felt 'left out' when colleagues spoke foreign language
An ERA decision found the majority of Peter Carrington's claims were not justified.
Dollar dive: How bad is the kiwi's slump really?
The US dollar has surged, rocking currencies all over the world. How did the kiwi hold up?
'Insane': Gloriavale member says allegations against community are 'laughable'
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