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Sexually harassed truckie awarded $63k
A female truckie has been awarded more than $63,000 for being sexually harassed, discriminated against and unjustifiably dismissed from her job.
Struggle to fill health sector gaps
The country's ageing population is driving the demand for professional and non-professional health workers and this can only increase.
Mine victims back safety reforms
Families of Pike River mine victims say they will ensure that recommendations from the health and safety taskforce are acted on.
Switched On to stay open
Switched on Gardener will stay open despite the business playing a central and pivotal role in 106 cannabis operations.
Jail for Switched On staff
The owner of the Switched on Gardener chain of hydroponic shops has been sent to jail for four years three months, while the general manager got three years nine months.
No one wants to make pizza
There are few things more Italian than a freshly-baked pizza emerging from a wood-fired oven, but Italy is now facing an acute shortage of pizza makers.
Fears for 'lost generation' of job-seekers
Too many young people are missing out on jobs because they don't know how to shake an employer's hand and speak confidently, a job agency says.
Women still trapped under glass ceiling
Gender diversity in New Zealand leadership teams has fallen behind many Asian countries, according to a new survey
Xero: $10k for new employees
Accounting software provider Xero is offering a $10,000 bonus to new developers who join its Wellington-based team.
Frostbitten workers cost company $22k
A fish processing company has been ordered to pay $22,000 after two of its employees suffered frostbite while unloading fish from a vessel last year.
Employees want better pay, perks
Job security was workers' No 1 priority last year. Now Kiwi employees are seeking better pay and improved workplace perks.
Air NZ criticised for taking 10 months to discipline flight attendant
An "agitated" Air NZ hostess, angry at how she was woken during a flight, was ordered to take anger management lessons because she shook the colleague who woke her.
Helen Twose: Deductions can cause confusion
My wife works in a rest home and like many of her low paid fellow workers has an individual employment contract.
Big demand for skills of pay clerks
Payroll clerks have joined tradesmen as the most sought-after workers in the country because of the Novopay crisis, an international recruiting agency says.
Job vacancies on the rise again
The labour market is showing signs of warming up - but new graduates and trainees still face a tough battle for work.
Drilling boss made it on talent
Hoani Murray is an oil-rig boss, with weighty responsibilities and a generous salary.
Recovery spreading beyond Auckland and Christchurch - expert
If the economy ended 2012 with a reasonable head of steam up, it maintained it over the first three months of this year.
Hiring boom at gaming company
An Auckland game development studio has more than quadrupled its staff numbers in less than three years and says it has no plans to slow down.
Retail giants reject new youth wage
McDonald's and Restaurant Brands have joined other retail giants who have decided against paying 16 to 19-year-olds the new youth wage.