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Shareholder watchdog defends Telecom salaries
The chairman of the Shareholders Association has defended Telecom executives' high salaries, saying the company operates in a global market.
When Hollywood meets employment law...
As I sat in the new George Clooney movie, Up in the Air, I thought that this could just about be considered work related.
Are executive salaries out of hand? Is gender an issue?
Former Telecom head Theresa Gattung has attacked the company for paying its executives much bigger salaries than when she was in charge.
Gattung swipes at Telecom's big salaries
Former Telecom head Theresa Gattung has attacked the company for paying its executives much bigger salaries than when she was in charge.
Air NZ's 'grubby deal' with police slammed
A unionist has attacked Air NZ boss Rob Fyfe over the 'grubby deal' with police that has led to drink-driving staff being penalised twice.
Job market: a creeping recovery
It was the big bang response to the deepening recession. But 12 months on, what difference has the Job Summit made?
'Here for the tough times' - Telecom CEO won't resign
Paul Reynolds says as CEO, he is there to lead Telecom through the "tough times" - something he could not achieve if he were to resign.
Telecom offers major compensation package after XT failures
Telecom CEO Paul Reynolds says XT technology partner Alcatel is on notice over the network's constant failures, while announcing the company's plan to compensate affected XT customers.
Air NZ boss accuses police of intentional undermining
Air NZ boss Rob Fyfe has accused police of intentionally trying to undermine confidence in the airline - a claim the police minister rejects.
Telecom's 'lack of process' behind XT failure - expert
Telecom under further pressure despite the resignation today of one of its top executives.
Telecom executive resigns over XT failure
One of Telecom's top executives, chief transformation officer Frank Mount, has resigned as the XT mobile network fiasco claims another scalp.
Govt says little it can do to help XT customers
The Government says there is little it can do to help customers frustrated with Telecom's XT network failures.
Telecom boss to speak on XT outage
Telecom's CEO will today speak about yesterday's XT network outage, which came as the NZ head of the company that built the network announced his resignation.
Boss quits as network goes down ... again
The head of the company that built Telecom's XT network has announced he is leaving the company - as the system collapsed again last night.
Air NZ to cut 100 jobs after Hercules refit delay
Air New Zealand engineering subsidiary Safe Air in Blenheim is planning to cut 100 jobs from its workforce.