Celebrity chef's huge fine for underpaying staff
MasterChef judge admitted to underpaying staff more than $8 million.
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Unlawful sacking leads to $30,000 bill for firm
A dispute has resulted in a big payout for the employee.
Law firm to pay $30,000 over 'unfair, inadequate' sacking
Staffer left 'humiliated and emotionally distressed after being suspended.
Managing your sick leave
Know your rights when it comes to sick leave, writes Raewyn Court.
Roger Partridge: Fair pay agreements will undermine the Government's goals
Comment: Fair pay agreements seems to be a solution looking for a problem.
Employers reaching out to Muslim community
Employers eager to understand the realities facing employees of the Muslim community.
Labourer accused of sexist Tinder comments wins $10k payout
The ERA has found in favour of a worker accused of sexist remarks.
New legal column: After Russell McVeagh, has anything changed for women?
COMMENT: The Bazley report into Russell McVeagh - one year on.
Stranded worker wins $87k payout
Worker was denied entry to NZ following his employer's comments to Immigration NZ.
Tourism business ordered to pay ex-employee $29,000
Employment Relations' judgement said Adventure Playground was its "own worst enemy".
Time to embrace new ways of working
New service aims to keep workplaces innovative and creative.
30 French bureaucrats had no job but were paid millions
French government faces outrage after 30 bureaucrats were paid to do nothing for 25 years
Liam Dann: The economic numbers that would have blown us away in 1980s
COMMENT: How the economy has changed in the past 30 years.
Are you being managed out?
If your work performance is under scrutiny it may be because you're not wanted.
Tom O'Neil: Death of the cover letter?
Many employers still value well written cover letters.
Cleaner makes a tearful plea for higher wages and industry-wide standards
Report says Fair Pay Agreements to bring social benefits and no negative economic impacts.
Watch what your body is saying
Pay attention to how you're using your body in job interviews.
Mitre 10 workers win major ERA decision
Former employee nearly "burst into tears with excitement" at the news.
The Conversation: Teams more than the sum of their parts
Why too many fearless people on a team make collaboration less likely.
Proposal could cut 30 jobs in small community
Result would be devastating for the community.
Milk in glass bottles delivered to your gate
Home delivery is coming back in some towns, with boutique supplies delivered in glass.
Tom O'Neil: Time to take stock
Winter's perfect for reassessing your personal and career life.
Single mum left in lurch by employer wins $15k payout
Single mum wins compensation after being unfairly dismissed.
Office bullies are still in place
The bully still reigns in many of our workplaces, writes Steve Hart
The curious case of the Photoshopped female CEOs
A photo showing "tech titans" in Italy has raised suspicions.
Richlister's advice to Govt: Do what I do for worker wellbeing
Richlister Andrew Barnes has some advice for the Government.
Is it normal to think about killing your boss?
Research indicates that employers are a favourite subject of murder fantasies.
Why crowded meetings and conference rooms make you so, so tired
There's good science to explain the feeling you get from a stuffy meeting room.
The rise of Kiwi gig economy startup Joblist
Joblist co-founders reflect on their first year in business.