A Queenstown man's arm was mangled to the bone after it became caught in a conveyor belt at his workplace.

Behavioral economist Dan Ariely thinks bonuses designed to motivate workers -- and CEOs -- are often "a waste of money."

Women are being branded an untapped resource in filling the national trades shortage, as a new company seeks to get women into the construction industry.

If you need some advice on your resume, take it from someone who's seen over 40,000.

In a major boost in the fight for equal pay new legislation will make it easier for women to file claims with employers and not have to go through the courts.

Almost every day our news feeds are full of people posting dodgy photos and comments online, which will only come back to haunt them

Challenges facing businesses lately have been nothing short of dramatic

COMMENT: Four ways to tell whether you are really okay with imperfection.

A top Auckland football coach was sacked after just three weeks work due to his team's performance.

There are going to be a lot of fit office workers in Wellington with the city's 2500 needing surveying.

COMMENT: 'Blinking' words sound important, but nobody knows what they really mean.

A ranking of CEO compensation at companies filling benchmark indexes in 25 of the world's largest economies shows the biggest paychecks.

As Govt announces its relief package, Kaikoura businesses spell out what they need to survive.

People "lucky enough" to work in these jobs are going to rake in the cash when the next economic boom hits. Time for a career change?

Being an ethical business is something that "just makes sense" says TOMS footwear Australian managing director John Elliott.

COMMENT: What does our local market provide in the co-working space, you might have wondered.

As a teenager, Zane Harris rebelled against his alternative "hippie" upbringing and went on to pursue a corporate career. But a few

Te Whanau-a-Apanui land trustees have set up a forest road engineering company on the East Cape, employing twenty locals, including ex-pats. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

The authentic you We all know those people... The ones who present a positive "brand" during working hours, then turn into a completely

You've got your pay-slip, but are you also privy to the detailed calculations involved to reach your wage figure? Even if you are

COMMENT: You don't need to be a world-famous franchisor to get value from attention to detail.

COMMENT: Through a plumbing apprenticeship young people are setting themselves up for a career where there is huge demand for their skills.

A man whose arm was caught in a conveyor belt for about an hour has been awarded $52,000 compensation.

Two Kiwi pilots are getting their wings clipped.

An earthmoving company has been ordered to pay more than $140,000 after an employee was killed by an exploding bitumen tank last year.

COMMENT: This week's jobs figures look fantastic, but they disguise flat real GDP per hour worked and an essentially stagnant economy.

Labour is considering a 'training levy' on businesses that rely on migrant labour without providing training for New Zealand workers.

Chanelle Haffenden has been overwhelmed with job offers after she appeared in the Herald with a "hire me" sign.

Are you starting to wonder where all the outstanding leaders are in the world? And why it's so hard to find them in public office

Employers are going to need to work harder to engage staff rather than just "retain them" and there will be even greater need to develop