Staff told to think twice about investing in campaign to save Dunedin's chocolate factory.

Stress at work in set to continue, senior executives say.

Industries with the highest demand for skilled workers give most substantial increases.

2016/17 saw financial growth for local orchardists. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Liam Dann has a beer with Finance Minister Steven Joyce and asks readers' questions.

Yet another crisis for Uber: Six vacant executive jobs, and no active CEO.

Most of us think our CV is about highlighting skills and expertise to employers. It isn't.

The OECD Survey of New Zealand says the economy is strong but productivity remains weak.

The gig economy sees more people selling their skills to those who need them

Kiwis are questioning if employment in a trade is as worthwhile as traditionally thought.

The Uber board has "unanimously voted" to adopt Eric H. Holder Jr's recommendations.

Silver Fern Farms felt the worker's actions put their international licence in jeopardy.

Uber chief executive Travis Kalanick could be required to leave the company temporarily.

"They didn't care if we had any talent. We used to call them 'white monkey' gigs.

Should New Zealand companies offer this perk to employees?

There's a sizable market for help with email etiquette.

Choosing to work on a temporary contract can be a lifestyle option or a financial choice.

Masseuse alleged she was sexually harassed during a massage involving a "manzillian".

It's a challenge for middle managers to achieve what is expected.

There is still much to be done by businesses to rectify the gender pay gap.

The NZ Law Society is critical of the legislation.

Some kinds of information travel very well by wire, but others get lost in transmission.

Tips on marketing your skills to secure the top jobs.

A bar worker sacked after refusing the manager's husband alcohol has been awarded $12,400.

Northland's "steaming" economy has outstripped every region except Nelson.

An employee may not receive his pay after the company went into liquidation.

A manager is typically weighed down by KPIs, while a leader motivates staff.

Being made redundant can haunt you for years, even after you've found another job.

The Bay is facing a skills shortage as more jobs come to fruition, a new report shows.

Job ads have grown nearly 10 per cent on Seek, thanks to Auckland's booming job market.