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An election win for the workers
A new Government means employment legislation is rebalancing the unions' position.
Mental health support workers to get pay equity
Government confirms it will extend pay equity to mental health support workers.
The sensitive issue of harassment
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Kerre McIvor: a four-day week is a good bet
COMMENT: A four-day week is intoxicating and liberating and wonderful.
'Ill' employee goes to America's Cup while on sick leave
The ERA found the Auckland woman abused her leave entitlement.
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Despite being cleared of the deed, an Australian steelworker loses unfair dismissal bid.
Change is a problem to solve
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Tom O'Neil: Recruit right
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I know what it's like to have a boss from hell - Workplace Relations Minister
Minister says he won't impose Fair Pay Agreements on industries that don't want them
Agriculture firm to pay $85k to family of worker killed by machine
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No investigation into ammonia leak by WorkSafe
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Govt warned employment law changes could shrink jobs
Govt advice on employment law changes warns of higher costs to businesses.
Workplace sexual misconduct to be recorded
Ministry to keep centralised records of workplace sexual harassment.
'NZ has to change how it does business' - CTU
New Zealand needs to improve employment to improve the country says NZCTU
Liam Dann: Don't hold your breath for a pay rise
COMMENT: Economists are hoping to see wages rise in 2018 - but the odds aren't great.
Thinking of throwing a sickie this Monday? You could be sacked
Thinking of pulling a sickie this Monday to get a four day weekend?
Diner staff will get back $32,000 in wages
The owners of a diner in liquidation will pay staff the wages they are owed.
Worker accused of dinging company car twice wins payout
Simply Security has been ordered to pay an employee $1845.23.
Why Amazon built its workers a rain forest
An architectural showstopper is a new Seattle landmark & an Amazon workplace tool
Beating the back to work blues
Don't settle for the same old routine seek projects that take you out of your comfort zone
Mechanic wins $19k after being unpaid for '500 WOFs'
An automotive company has been ordered to pay $19,000 in wage arrears.
Michael Barnett: Confessions of an appointment-diary junkie
COMMENT: Are you addicted to the speed of a corporate life and its adrenalin rushes?
Is this job advertisement sexist?
This job advertisement has been slammed online for encouraging "everyday sexism".
Workplace shake-up: bosses vs workers
Business lobbies and unions differ on whether the workplace changes are a good thing.
Employment law re-write: The changes coming to your office
The Govt will announce the first tranche of employment law reforms at Parliament today.
NZ trailblazing a path towards equal pay
But a business lobby group is worried the government's gender equality plan won't succeed