
Burger billionaire's surprising side gig
Lynsi Snyder's $3.6 billion fortune hasn't stopped her taking up a side hustle.
Lynsi Snyder's $3.6 billion fortune hasn't stopped her taking up a side hustle.
The Kiwi adman achieved viral fame when he hired a clown as his support person.
Change and improvement all depend on inclusive senior managers, writes Steve Hart.
A man applying for an IT job has been caught trying to brazenly cheat his way in.
When he asked about his final pay his boss replied: 'U can f..k rite off mate'.
Recruiters know what they are looking for and sometimes people stretch themselves to fit.
Washington Post Columnist Karla Miller on workplace dramas and dilemmas.
Kellie Burbidge joins Eat My Lunch after 15 years with the country's largest bank.
The woman said she was traumatised by the privacy breach.
Bi-cultural understanding is essential for any New Zealand organisation.
Business opinion survey's can be a good indicators but let's keep them in perspective.
COMMENT: Growth is slowing but there is hope on the horizon.
The chances of women getting to the top of their career are still woeful.
Katelyn Rewko was 21 years old when she was burnt in a horrific workplace accident.
The man was told the business was "on its last legs" and there was no more work for him.
COMMENT: Public service and private sector need to address gender and ethnic pay gaps.
COMMENT: How will the new system work and when will it be implemented?
Man was called names like 'cow' and criticised for taking up two seats in the fire truck.
We are falling far short of any marker of success in terms of genuine equality.
Fill your time away from work with satisfying activities, writes Joanna Mathers
COMMENT: Adman Josh Thompson ripped up the script given to him.
New Zealand advertising just got a bit weirder.
Being the boss of your workmates can present a unique set of challenges.
Woman was unfairly treated at work, phased out in sham company restructure.
Complaints were made about a drawing of a "superhero who could see through clothing".
Is it time for emergency fiscal stimulus? "We're not there yet," says Finance Minister.