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Unreasonable contact from employers would be banned under the laws.
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Jobs surprise: Unemployment rate rises, but slowdown not as bad as expected
New data shows the labour market holding firm despite record immigration.
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New Labour data expected to paint a mixed picture of employment market.
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The Kiwi architecture company that made summer time hours permanent
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One NZ fronts on decision to crimp working-from-home, details drawbacks
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Minimum wage to rise by 2 per cent - slowest rate in a decade
The cost of living is likely to rise by more than the minimum wage.
Bryce Wilkinson: Working-age welfare trap a big problem for all
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Research finds hybrid working rose last year for Kiwi workers - and we’re more productive
Managers are seeing the benefits of allowing staff to work remotely.
Migration record as nearly 250,000 arrive in a year - but departures up too
More talented, not 'desperate and dateless', NZ citizens than ever before may have left.
Māori authority exports drop 16 per cent in September quarter
Stats NZ's tatauranga umanga Māori data for the September quarter show a drop in exports.
'There will be winners and losers': Three workplace trends for 2024
The age of demanding higher pay might be over.
30,000 more jobs in Auckland - including health sector growth
Healthcare sector the fastest-growing employer nationwide.
Editorial: Time for optimism when looking at the year ahead
Let's look on the bright side and ditch the negativity.
ELE group collapse: Fears hundred more workers will lose jobs
The role of recruiters who can hire large numbers without ensuring work is under scrutiny.
Benefits of extending 90-day trials aren't worth the costs - MBIE
Why MBIE believes enabling small businesses to use 90-day trials is sufficient.
ELE group collapse: Volunteers race to help hundreds of laid-off workers
Woolworths provided $25,000 of food vouchers for the laid-off workers.
Sasha Borissenko: Santa’s 2023 naughty list of lawyers
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Engineered stone firm sent WorkSafe notices; rejects landlord’s claim of unsafe practices
Engineered or artificial stone will soon be banned in Australia.
ELE collapse: Filipino community stunned after mass layoffs days before Christmas
Numerous offers of help have been made to laid off staff.
Employers spoilt for choice in tight job market
Job ads fell in two major cities but some regions still have traces of the great job boom.
Treasury backs RBNZ focus on inflation
However, officials are worried about chopping and changing the Reserve Bank Act.
Biden goes into 2024 with economy getting stronger, but voters feel horrible
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IRD puts four Auckland dentistry companies under
The businesses were in receivership till last April but repaid creditors $5m to escape.