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Sick Aussie tradie's 'cruel' $97k battle
He was diagnosed with a deadly workplace illness. Now he's being denied a payout.
Jenny Ruth: How much longer will investors keep backing childcare companies?
Tough making a buck in this heavily regulated industry.
Tom O'Neil: Goodbye 2019, hello 2020
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Toyota worker denied $400k redundancy over slice of pizza
Greg was one day away from scoring a huge redundancy - until his son ate a slice of pizza.
Editorial: Fair fiscal winds blow Finance Minister's way
EDITORIAL: Economic sentiment has turned as the doomsday scenarios failed to eventuate.
Nikki Howell: Role for business in reducing domestic violence
Comment: Does your workplace have a specific policy for dealing with family violence?
'Sober chaperones' coming to a Xmas party near you
Christmas parties can get messy. So does corporate NZ need babysitters?
Tracey Spicer's documentary on #MeToo airs amid controversy
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Worker sacked for chucking sickie to see The Wiggles
A Toyota employee has been sacked for faking a sickie after a workmate dobbed on him.
Workers should have redundancy insurance - commission
The government should look at unemployment insurance, the Productivity Commission says.
Big role for small firms in mental health
There's much work to do around mental health in small businesses.
Thousands of workers' salaries revealed
People from across the world have had their salaries and job details published online.
Positive referees help you land the job
Choose your referees carefully, writes Raewyn Court.
She's helped 150 people die: 'It's been the most rewarding work of my life'
Stefanie Green has a job few of us would want to do.
The $288k Aussie job nobody wants
These high-paying roles would be a dream gig. But there's a reason they can't be filled.
The CEO's guide to retirement
Harvard Business Review: Knowing when to let go is an important part of the job.
Working in the #MeToo era
While the sexist language and jokes are decreasing, the only appropriate level is zero.
Tom O'Neil: Happiness is contagious
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Slumps, complacency, golden years: The lifecycle of a top CEO
The Harvard Business Review looks at different stages a CEO endures during a career.
Watercooler conversations: When you quit a job, don't burn any bridges
Avoid burning bridges on your way in - or out - the door.
Nation of worriers: Study shows money, time, work big concerns
A new study reveals we spend more than a week each year worrying - here's how to stop.
Job speed dating at Auckland Airport: 300 roles on offer
More than 30 employers and 500 job seekers have registered to attend the event.
Liam Dann: Jobs market may be worse than it looks
There are cracks appearing in New Zealand's strong labour data. Should we be worried?
Ron Ainsbury: The cult of the CEO
Comment: Do chief executives really deserve their 'masters of the universe' pedestals?
Editorial: Can record wage growth pull NZ out of its inflation rut?
EDITORIAL: As wage growth reaches decade highs, NZ needs to do a lot better.
Economist tips wage growth to hit 10-year high
Unemployment has likely risen, but the labour market remains tight, pushing wages up.
Liam Dann: Good news for Govt as business and consumer confidence turns
Consumer and business confidence getting better? Perhaps, but they couldn't get much worse
Deloitte Top 200: What makes a top-class CEO?
What is takes to be a top notch chief executive.
'It's a start' - business confidence starting to stabilise
There are signs that business confidence is starting to bottom out in latest ANZ survey.