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Stats NZ's unemployment figure sometimes differs from benefit figures.
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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
Cook Islands tourism operators are struggling to find staff.
Brutal reality of burnout: 'Felt like I was going crazy'
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Sasha Borissenko: 'Work to rule' clause provoking strike action
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How remote work helped tech companies outside Silicon Valley grow
New York Times: Remote work made normal by pandemic has altered how companies operate.
Boss sends 'deranged' email amid mass resignation
The boss of a freight start-up's 'deranged' email has copped flak from social media users.
Opinion: Fair pay agreement farce rolls on
OPINION: A better name for the FPA Bill would be the Trade Union Privilege Bill.
Liam Dann: Five things the Govt could do to ease inflation pain
OPINION: Most of these responses come with a sting in the tail.
Craig Harrison: The delusions of Richard Prebble
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Liam Dann: Inflation debate's about to get bigger than Texas
There ain't no inflation debate like a Texas-sized inflation debate.
The rise of the suburbs - and the death of the CBD
Local shops and cafes have the support of those escaping their WFH office.
Editorial: Time to pump the OCR brakes
OPINION: The Reserve Bank is due to make a decision on the cash rate today.
Thinking about a pay rise? Why now is a great time to ask
Employment experts give their tips on how to ask for a pay rise.
Burnt out and unproductive: How Kiwi workers feel right now
Feelings of burnout haven't subsided with the relaxation in restrictions.
How two best friends beat Amazon
New York Times: Amazon's crackdown on a worker eventually led to a historic labour win.
Paul Catmur: Stop telling your wannabe rockstar kid to make real plans. It won't work
Paul Catmur remembers a few things about himself from observing his nephew.
'Buyer beware': Seller cops flak after Hastings mum says her $600 firewood order damp
People buying firewood for winter are being reminded to ask questions before purchasing.
Editorial: Minimum wage, benefit increases - the joke is on the Government
OPINION: Our editorial on increases in main benefit rates and minimum wage from today.
Unvaccinated workers don't have right to get their job back - Govt advice
WorkSafe says few workplaces will be able to justify a vaccine mandate.
Sasha Borissenko: The law between NZ and escalation of Russian violence
COMMENT: There are fears Vladimir Putin may go rogue by setting his sights on the Pacific.
6000-9000 people short: New Zealand's water workforce shortage
Water infrastructure could face more pressure if a workforce shortage isn't addressed.
Great Resignation risk: International recruiters eyeing unsettled Kiwi staff
Recruiters are fishing for Kiwi talent on a daily basis.
Crown says court must mark gravity of the offending and its duty to protect children
Court refuses discharge for Whangarei man who spoke indecently to a young house guest
Inflation Nation: Why the cost of living is rising and what we can do about it
The pandemic triggered the return of inflation, now war has amplified the price pain.
Sasha Borissenko: Report reveals details of pay and conditions for lawyers
What workers said in the legal union's employment information report.
New paid MYOB programme will pave way for women into tech roles
New MYOB programme will pay women to train in sought-after technology roles.
Working from home is a double-edged sword for women
Women still took on the majority of childcare and home school during lockdowns.
Gen Z economist: 'I don't know if working hard gets you a house these days'
Twenty-something economist Brad Olsen has never let his youth hold him back.
Thai restaurant staffer granted $12,500 for unjustified dismissal
The owner decided to only pay the worker 80 per cent of the Covid-19 subsidy.
Lozenges and loo paper for those isolating - and a free lunch for a child in need
Are isolation gift boxes with lozenges and loo paper the new version of sending flowers?
Restaurant must pay $20k after failing to pay student's wages, then sacking her
The restaurant owner subjected the employee to an 'angry diatribe' in front of colleagues.