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Liam Dann: When NZ mortgage rates hit 8.75%
COMMENT: When the HOS launched, the economy was booming but confidence was also low.
Recruiter told employer about job-seeking client
The woman said she was traumatised by the privacy breach.
Restructuring - are you next?
Change is constant in how, and where we work, writes Diana Clement
Tom O'Neil: Rise of the machines
In recruitment and selection new technology is making things a lot easier.
Become bi-culturally confident at work
Bi-cultural understanding is essential for any New Zealand organisation.
Liam Dann: Grim business confidence becomes a political football
Business opinion survey's can be a good indicators but let's keep them in perspective.
Heather du Plessis-Allan: Govt can't keep ignoring business
COMMENT: Whenever anyone asks, Finance Minister Grant Robertson blames the global economy.
Liam Dann: Cheer up, we're not sliding into recession
COMMENT: Growth is slowing but there is hope on the horizon.
On the Road: NZ hedges bets on China's global expansion
New Zealand has been a big supporter of China's ambitions.
Visibility vital for women to rise
The chances of women getting to the top of their career are still woeful.
Paul Goldsmith: National's black-belt finance spokesman
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Skin-blistering horror: Former chef to sue over career ending spill
Katelyn Rewko was 21 years old when she was burnt in a horrific workplace accident.
Fired by text msg: Worker's $26,000 payout after 7 days on the job
The man was told the business was "on its last legs" and there was no more work for him.
Gains of CPTPP Trans-Pacific trade deal yet to be seen
Without US, Trans-Pacific trade deal isn't delivering everything that was promised.
Karanina Sumeo: Gender and ethnic pay gaps need addressing
COMMENT: Public service and private sector need to address gender and ethnic pay gaps.
Aaron Martin: Expect big queue with work visa changes
COMMENT: How will the new system work and when will it be implemented?
Firefighter takes colleagues to court for teasing about weight
Man was called names like 'cow' and criticised for taking up two seats in the fire truck.
Local Focus: Company culture the key to expansion
Curry nights were 'an interesting one being an Indian'. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Item that shut down entire office
Mike Ponticelli left his umbrella at his desk on Friday night causing a hilarious problem.
Liam Dann: GDP data offers a test of your mindset
Good news or bad? GDP growth slowed less than expected but more than it has in years.
Cathy Murphy: Westpac's gender pay gap surprise - give me strength
We are falling far short of any marker of success in terms of genuine equality.
Treat weekends like holidays
Fill your time away from work with satisfying activities, writes Joanna Mathers
Peter Lyons: We need a rethink to save our zombie economy
COMMENT: Our "rock star" economy was nothing more than a debt-fuelled mirage.
'Creative genius' of clown at redundancy meeting
COMMENT: Adman Josh Thompson ripped up the script given to him.
No joke: Ad man hires clown for redundancy meeting
New Zealand advertising just got a bit weirder.
How to be a first time manager
Being the boss of your workmates can present a unique set of challenges.
Liam Dann: A strange and interesting time to be in Hong Kong
In Hong Kong business leaders are still trying to focus on strategic commercial goals.
Two years of 'hell': Woman gets $45k over sham restructure
Woman was unfairly treated at work, phased out in sham company restructure.
National questions Govt spending towards bold R&D target
National accuses Govt of falling short on investment needed to hit its bold R&D target.
McDonald's worker awarded $1000 in employment dispute
Complaints were made about a drawing of a "superhero who could see through clothing".