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PAYE data suggests employment hasn't recovered as strongly as believed.
Impact of three-day lockdown on job market revealed
Employment data shows even a three-day Covid lockdown has an impact on jobs advertised.
Immigration NZ responds to confusion over temporary visa condition
Concerns of unfair treatment over usage of Covid-19 tracer app.
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Union's open letter to PM over wages paid to MIQ cleaners
Unite Union challenges the Government to 'challenge the status quo'.
New bid to plug gender gap in science, tech
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Pasifika-owned and -led businesses can help NZ prosper in a post-Covid world.
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Laptops and hard chairs: The dangers of working from home on your neck and back
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'No free lunch' - Orr's warning for property speculators
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Kiwis say working from home one of the toughest challenges
Psychologist reveals how to deal with WFH anxiety and the rollercoaster of alert levels.
Final straw? Latest lockdown could push some hard-hit Auckland firms over
For some firms close to the brink this could be the final straw.
Survey reveals NZers' biggest internet fears, working from home hurdles
A survey has revealed Kiwis' internet hopes and fears as working from home increases.
Kate MacNamara: The Government's Holiday Act hangover
Efforts to help employees could force businesses to reconsider their labour requirements.
How teenagers and shared Wi-Fi could be a security risk for your company's data
Working from home with teens in the mix could be a huge security risk.
'Hard to see the explanation' - $2m wage spike for Auckland Museum staff riles council CEO
Auckland Council's CEO has written a letter of serious concern with museum wage hikes.
Ben Kepes: A lesson in humility from a Kiwi champion
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Sick, bereavement leave entitlements from first day of work - Holidays Act overhaul
Changes to the Holidays Act will have a major impact on sick leave.
Why latest NZ unemployment figure may not give a true picture
ANALYSIS: Important to get figures right to know if we are truly out of any recession.
Post lockdown spend-up drives $1.1 billion boost to Crown accounts
Strong spending and higher employment softened the covid blow to the Government books.
Public sector employment boosted post-pandemic, and not only in Wellington
In the year up to last December, 7630 new jobs were created in the public sector.
Co-parenting lessons learned in lockdowns
Top tips to help parents and kids during lockdown.
Liam Dann: Why this lockdown should cost the economy less
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Covid-19: Cafes and restaurants swing seamlessly into level 3 action
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The Conversation: What makes some psychopaths so successful?
Canadian psychologist suggests many senior executives and CEOs are psychopaths.
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Editorial: We should celebrate economic success, but not for long
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