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Covid-19 has amplified stress in the workplace for some people.
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The company gave an extra 10 days' leave to staff to help them cope during lockdown.
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There's a lot you have to put up with if you want to work for the TV streaming service.
From retail to cow tails - new job in dairy proves perfect match
A retail worker has made the switch to milking assistant and said it's the best move ever.
Hellers ordered to pay $250,000 after worker loses four fingers
WorkSafe found the method of operating the machine had been unsafely adapted.
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ASB's latest rankings shows the uneven impacts of lockdown measures across the country.
Liam Dann: We blew it - recession a reminder of bigger economic failure
NZ's first recession in 11 years is a reminder we wasted the opportunity for real change.
Brian Fallow: Looking for Covid-19's cost in the job numbers
Wage subsidy appears to have succeeded, and kept people in jobs.
TVNZ announces new newsroom boss
Returning Kiwi journalist who's held positions at Al Jazeera and Bloomberg lands top job.
Oil-rig worker fired for failed alcohol test awarded $35,000
An oil rig worker dismissed after a failed breath alcohol test has been awarded $35,000.
Why Covid-19 has seen more people taking the leap into self-employment
If you've lost your job, one way to bounce back is to create your next role.
Wage subsidy helping NZ business make huge profits
The ability to retain the subsidy is why businesses are now declaring big profits.
Economy Hub: Adrian Orr - Don't blame monetary policy for rising inequality
Important for RBNZ to think about "the intended and unintended consequences" of policy.
Latest ASB data: Covid's surprising impact on the economy
The economy continues to do better than expected but a full recovery remains years away.
Working from home: Biggest productivity increase of the century?
Working from home was one part of the pandemic response that went remarkably smoothly.
Sasha Borissenko: How to coax staff back to the office
COMMENT: A satirical look at the email staff have been receiving as of late.
Christopher Niesche: Review of AMP assets - could this spell the end?
COMMENT: AMP board has kicked off a review of all of its businesses and assets.
Covid-19: Businesses warned to upskill digitally or get left behind
New Zealanders need to keep upskilling digitally as the "future of work" hits now.
Brian Fallow: Would negative interest rates be a positive move?
It's not the already-low cost of borrowing that is stopping firms from investing.
'Don't want to get ahead of ourselves': PM on possible change in NZ's alert levels
School students may get a fast-track into building industry jobs.
Former policeman becomes mushroom farmer - now he's becoming a YouTube hit
An ex-policeman who switched careers to mushroom farming is helping others do the same.
Staff meeting turns ugly: Worker chased out of office by boss wins $50k
The boss says he wanted to make sure the worker 'left safely' after a dispute.
Man awarded $20k after discovering image of topless colleague on iPad
A woman used a workmate's iPad to take a photo of an image of her naked breasts.
Masking up? Employers urged to consider health and safety as workers return
Can an employer make you wear a mask?
Building work-life boundaries in the work-from-home era
HBR: Working from home affects the traditional work-family boundaries.
Liam Dann: Future shock - where interest rates never rise and bull markets never die
The US Federal Reserve, which sets the trend for global rates, just made an historic call.
Bruce Cotterill: Get out, see NZ, and keep an industry alive
International tourists will return. Let's make sure businesses are there to welcome them.
Don't waste this crisis: Nine ideas for a stronger economy
We don't want to go back to the "normal" economy - it didn't deliver.
Resurgence Wage Subsidy: $33 million paid out in first week
The various schemes have helped 1.7 million-plus jobs, paid out more than $13.4 billion.
Office gossip lives!
New York Times: Just because we're not going into work doesn't mean we've stopped talking.
Will we ever touch (professionally) again?
New York Times: On the future of handshakes, fist bumps and even footshakes.