Give yourself time to reflect and focus in the morning, writes Val Leveson

A Canterbury meat plant has been fined $28,000 after kicking out a union rep.

There's an easy way to score a hefty bonus in your pay cheque without lifting a finger

COMMENT: Last week participants at one of my events came up with a time-related problem.

You don't have control over workplace changes, but you do have control over how you react

Employers should remember: better-paid workers make better customers too.

New measures to stop worker exploitation came into force in April

Government figures show Defence Force staff are most likely to swap leave for cash.

A billionaire retail boss sank 12 pints and vodka chasers and vomited into a fireplace.

A woman was unjustifiably dismissed after sharing beer and vodka with trainees.

An increase in workplace automation gives rise to a generation of "new collar" workers

Maori businesses celebrated in style at awards night.

COMMENT: Memo to employers: watch out for a particular ex-employee from Southern Spars.

Seven Kiwis have died in workplace deaths in the past three weeks.

The company was ordered to pay $226,000 in fines and unpaid wages, but only paid $28,000.

Employees are less upbeat about the outlook for wages.

Engineer was sacked for sharing emails which expressed concern about practices on vessel.

Business lobby groups have been quick to criticise Labour's new employment policy.

Strict work structures may go if Millenials get their way

Worker sacked for taking his own tools home has been awarded $15,481.

Does a new study answer an old debate?

It's in your interests to leave a good impression

Break these habits today to be more successful in the future.

A firm supplying labour to pick asparagus has been fined $60k by the ERA.

Recruitment process limits unconscious bias, writes Sarah Ell

Asking for a pay rise isn't so simple for many employees.

A study out of Sydney's University of Technology shows the gig economy is not all positive

This web development company has some of the best employee benefits in the world

Hospitality and tourism vacancies up almost 16 per cent on this time last year.

"A vacation doesn't fix what he suffers from," one investor said.