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Mike Hosking: Time seems ripe to start lifting wages
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Mining company fined after worker's death
Mining company fined following underground death of worker.
Sacked worker awarded over $30k
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Be selfless, invest in yourself
Learning, growing and exploring your professional potential is part of the job.
Illegal migrants could service KiwiBuild
Unlawful migrants with building skills could stay in NZ to fill worker shortage.
Managers lose touch with staff
It can be tough at the top and also for managers who are less-than-focused.
NZ jobless rate drops to lowest level since 2008
The unemployment rate has dropped to 4.4 per cent, the lowest figure in almost a decade.
No bright young coding techies for hire
Not much to attract 20-somethings to the traditional workplace, unless you're Google.
Future proof your employability
Make sure you have the skills for the digital revolution, writes Val Leveson
When the boss is the problem
Improper sexual behaviour transcends vocations, writes Joanna Mathers
All work and no productivity
Workaholics have their self worth attached to being busy and stressed.
Jobs up, applicants down: The Kiwi city struggling to find workers
It's a job applicant's market, as businesses struggle to find quality staff.
Tom O'Neil: Brand attracts talent
Tom O'Neil on what an employer can do to proactively secure top talent.
Beware the unethical contractor
They are not on staff but they must be on board, writes Raewyn Court
Government and business to fight human trafficking
New National Plan of Action, migrant exploitation review and law changes underway
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People are sharing the craziest workplace rows they've ever experienced.
Accounting for new technology
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Living wage 'step in the right direction' for hospo sector
The living wage is a good step to encourage Kiwis into hospo, says Restaurant Association.
Why I quit my $528k job
Susie Moore was earning a fortune, but she wasn't happy playing by her boss's rules.
Work hours changed: Woman wins $15k compo
A Christchurch woman won a $15,000 after her employer changed her work hours.
Brian Fallow: Why the long faces from business?
Is the slump in business confidence just sulking, or a sign of something deeper?