Redundancies pitting workers against each other
One hotel has offered half of its remaining jobs to work visa holders.
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A new survey shows that Covid-19 delivered an unprecedented hit to financial resilience.
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Lockdown will have resulted in some Kiwis reassessing their work priorities.
Four-day work week: Jacinda Ardern floats new idea for post-Covid NZ
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern stresses a need to be 'open minded' about options.
MYOB cutting up to 130 jobs, boss sees 'artificial economy'
CEO weighs in on wage subsidies.
'Greatest shock in living memory': Bay could lose 14,550 jobs
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Workers laid off as water restrictions follow Covid-19 shutdown
'Covid-19 hurt my business. Water restrictions killed my business.'
Poll results: Love working from home? You're not alone
Find out how New Zealanders felt about working from their kitchen, bedroom, or lounge.
Workers distraught after restaurant chain lays off 150 despite wage subsidy
Good Group says pandemic has decimated business, and it kept as many staffers as it could.
Budget 2020: Unemployment seen peaking at 9.8% in September
The economy faces a relatively short and very sharp recession over coming year.
So, you're back at work - the rules you need to know
Offices won't be quite the same for returning workers.
Twitter employees can work from home forever
'Our offices will be their warm and welcoming selves when we feel it's safe to return'.
Take our poll: Keen to get back to the office or work from home?
Companies are reviewing long-term work from home policies as workspaces change.
'I feel let down, betrayed' - How it feels to be one of thousands of newly jobless
In April, more than 1000 people a day went on to a main benefit, with the worst to come.
Unpicking the numbers: NZ's rising jobless and the future shape of work
It will be a long time before we see employment data as strong as this week's numbers.
Two major law firms repay wage subsidy
Law firms have come under fire for tapping into the wage subsidy scheme.
Unemployment rate rises to 4.2%, worst still to come
Unemployment data for first quarter indicates economy was in good shape before crisis.
Disability employer considers rehires after surge in interest
"Holy moly, you have no idea. The sheer volume of orders ... it has been heart-warming."
S&P Global: NZ successfully navigating crisis
Ratings agency S&P has praised New Zealand's economy and pandemic response.
Negative interest rates likely this year - Westpac
Westpac economists say the Reserve Bank will be forced to cut OCR below zero this year.
Two days to go: 20 essential things to know about level 3
Answers to some questions business owners may be asking right now.
Company wanted $200k redundancy back after argument in hotel lobby
Argument in hotel lobby leads to Employment Relations Authority hearing.
Waikato berry farm company fined $120,000 for employment breaches
The Matangi Berry Farm and its owner have been ordered to pay more than $120,000.
Focus on skills, not role, in tough new job market
Your existing skills could be repurposed for entirely new jobs.
Liam Dann: More Government support is coming - much more
Economic scenarios presented by Treasury suggest government support will double - at least
Pilots 'helping to stock supermarket shelves' with unemployment figures set to be released
Stocking shelves at supermarkets has become a desirable job.
Police case: MBIE staff become online targets of some stressed business owners
Frustrated businesses get personal with their frustration, one instance referred to cops.
The free financial support you can access if you've lost your job
COMMENT: Even in a bad situation there's still more than one option for improving it.
Virus shuts English language school
Napier language school shuts, but no widespread closures in NZ yet.
How NZ's wage subsidy scheme compares with other nations
Report by think tank questions whether wage subsidy scheme is fit for purpose.
The urgent help needed for small businesses - ASB chief economist
Keeping small business afloat will be key to supporting economy, says ASB's Nick Tuffley.
Dealing with job loss? Top tips from experts to cushion the fall
There are practical steps you can take to soften the blow of redundancy to Covid-19.
Woman says employer applied for her wage subsidy - after she was sacked
Her boss applied for the scheme under her name after she was made redundant.