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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

Right of Reply: Union responds to Richard Prebble column.

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.

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?