$100m deal ends pay 'struggle' for all-night disability workers
About 5700 of the country's lowest-paid workers have won a landmark deal to pay them the minimum...
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Bowing to the neo-liberal economic theory of cutting the minimum wage rate to what the market can bear would lead to some very low wage rates, says PM John Key.
Supreme Court decision creates 'new playing field' for tax avoidance
Today's landmark Supreme Court ruling on tax avoidance by two Christchurch surgeons shows there is a "new playing field with regard to the application of tax avoidance rules in New Zealand,
Supreme Court backs taxman in landmark avoidance case
The Supreme Court has sided with the tax department in its judgment on a landmark tax avoidance case involving two Christchurch surgeons.
New NZX rule aims to promote women, minorities
Publicly listed companies will come under new pressure to promote women to boards and management under proposed new stock exchange rules.
Cheap imports see bed factory jobs go
Cheaper imported furniture means job losses at part of company owned by makers of Sleepyhead beds.
Auckland 24th most expensive city
Executives in Zurich, Geneva and Sydney are the best paid in the world after taxes, according to a survey by Swiss bank UBS - but Auckland workers are not flourishing to the same extent.
Bryan Gould: Making the correct choice between austerity and jobs
Financial turmoil and civil unrest has lessons for New Zealand.