Job seekers in New Zealand can look forward to more opportunities in the New Year, a survey suggests.

More than half of employers in a survey did not give any wage rises in the past year.

A personal grievance case brought by eight Air NZ pilots, removed from captaining Boeing 747-400s after their 60th birthdays, is set to be heard.

Did the police really have to tell Air NZ about a flight attendant who failed a breath test? Employment lawyer Greg Cain discusses.

Govt spending would have to be slashed by $9 billion for NZ to catch Australia in the wealth stakes, Don Brash said today.

The 2025 taskforce report, on ways to catch up with Australia, presents radical suggestions to cut taxes and government spending.

Technology exports are quickly becoming our biggest moneymakers, rivalled only by dairy.

Salaries are still rising, especially in Wellington.

New figures show employment rates are continuing to plummet.

Australians work more than two billion hours of unpaid overtime a year.

Around 160 women attended its first day-long Global Women forum in Auckland yesterday.

Two business migrants, wanting to invest $10m each in NZ and described as "serious entrepreneurs", have been given the okay to move here.

Thousands of wealthy foreigners are lining up to move to NZ, ahead of the introduction of business migration laws that will grant them residency almost immediately.