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Roger Partridge: Fair Pay Agreement reform remains a lemon
The FPA Bill threatens the prosperity of everyone except the unions.
Liam Dann: Why slashing govt spending right now would be a bad idea
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More mortgage pain - Reserve Bank delivers double rate hike
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Business lobby stands by 'worst case' description
BusinessNZ trades blows with union over labour law.
Workplace minister slams BusinessNZ's stance on Fair Pay Agreements
Michael Wood responds to BusinessNZ claims of condemnation by UN agency.
Fair Pay Agreements risk condemnation by UN group - BusinessNZ
BusinessNZ says the proposal will lead to detrimental effects for the country.
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Despite the advent of #MeToo, it appears it's a case of one step forwards, two steps back.
Editorial: Big correction was overdue but it still hurts
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The investigators who found a way to make their values pay
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Q&A: How is unemployment measured? How accurate is it?
Stats NZ's unemployment figure sometimes differs from benefit figures.
Wage growth soars as unemployment holds steady at record low
Stats NZ data shows the official unemployment rate has held steady at 3.2 per cent.
RBA hikes rates for first time in 11 years
It was the first Aussie rate rise during an election campaign since 2007.
Cook Islands tourism industry desperate for workers
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How remote work helped tech companies outside Silicon Valley grow
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Boss sends 'deranged' email amid mass resignation
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Opinion: Fair pay agreement farce rolls on
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Liam Dann: Five things the Govt could do to ease inflation pain
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Craig Harrison: The delusions of Richard Prebble
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There ain't no inflation debate like a Texas-sized inflation debate.