Coronavirus crisis: Thousands of job cuts coming
The Chamber of Commerce says job cuts are coming and has urged the Government to do more.
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This week's emergency measures won't stop the fall, but they do provide a valuable buffer.
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Some retail workers in larger malls feel at risk from customers 'browsing to feel normal'.
Aaron Martin: Coronavirus and the migrant workforce
Comment: Protections needed for migrants in NZ to keep production going.
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Houses around New Zealand become home-offices as workers are told to work from home.
The jobs created by Coronavirus: Cleaners and personal shoppers in demand
Week-long wait for online grocery orders as demand peaks from those staying at home.
Redundancy - it's not personal
No stigma around redundancy as employers understand the commercial realities.
Coronavirus: How you can help keep local stores in business
Supporting smaller stores keeps them open and is a great way to try quality local goods.
Bruce Cotterill: Let's shelter our social progress from virus storm
Notable causes championed in recent years have taken a back seat to coronavirus.
Tom O'Neil: Be careful what you ask for
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Peter Lyons | All eyes on joblessness
Comment: A surge in joblessness would indicate our economy has slammed into reverse.
Disengaged at work? Survey results reveal you're not alone
New study reveals more than half of Kiwi workers are disengaged at work.
Ziena Jalil: All women are equal but some are more equal than others
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Gary Martin: Time to sick-shame co-workers
Comment:If you thought going to work sick proved your commitment, think again.
Kerry Davies: Recruitment firm's 'disconnected' perspective
RIGHT OF REPLY: Workers fight back. Does any worker really choose freely to be paid less?
Tom O'Neil: How to manage home-working
Suddenly found yourself working from home? Follow these simple tips to be more effective
The journey to being agile
Dani Wright discovers people are at the heart of agile ways of working
Frances Cook: The career advice Kiwis should ignore
There's a lot of bad advice out there, so what should you be doing instead?
Revealed: The $44,000 gender pay gap TVNZ tried to keep secret
State broadcaster spent two years arguing extent of gender pay gap should not be released.
The real factors driving changes in the NZ labour market
COMMENT: Workers themselves must take more ownership for their income security.
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Adventure tourism a great career option for school leavers.
A step-up in the right direction
Career coaches are an increasingly popular resource for professionals, writes Greg Fleming
Six-month stand-down: Police fined $7000 for labour law breach
The issue lay with how police paid their vetting staff.
Want to increase profits at work: Employ more female leaders
Increasing the number of women in leadership also increases innovation and profit.
Pay gap: Will your daughter be paid less than your son?
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Minecraft, Sims and making slime: Perfect intro for girls to science and technology
Trailblazers in business and STEM and how they are attracting girls to the industries.
Liam Dann: Could we still cope? Kiwis have forgotten what recession is
After 11 years, there's a generation of Kiwi firms that have never dealt with recession.
It's vital to keep safety in mind
Law has changes how employers view mental health issues, reports Diana Clement
Tom O'Neil: The ups and downs of your career
Tom O'Neil on dealing with the ups and downs of a career.
Truckie hired and fired by text wins thousands in compensation
Truck driver fired by text message gets more than $6000 despite just two weeks' work.