WATCH: New Zealand's migration gain per capita is currently running nearly three times as high as the UK.

Dakota Hemmingson has been awarded $13,250 after being forced out of her job because of her transition.

COMMENT: How many open emails and applications do you have on your computer right now?

COMMENT: Find a strong mentor. There's nothing like the wisdom from someone who has been there and back.

Take time to plan a career

COMMENT: The economy's vital signs don't look too bad, at first glance.

Any expats living in New York City or London who thought they had it tough, think again.

Three top businesswoman have been inducted into the Business Hall of Fame for Women Entrepreneurs this evening.

COMMENT: Auckland, like many mayor cities across the globe, also experiences a 'productivity premium' in the CBD.

The traditional annual increase doesn't work in this economy anymore, says an expert. So some companies are trying to break away from this system.

A Christchurch plasterer was fired after his boss told him to return to work or to "show proof" his partner's grandmother was dying.

Employers should embrace new technologies to make the most of a fast-changing world

COMMENT: The word competition actually means 'to strive together'.

A woman working on a farm owned by her father and stepmother was forced to leave after a heated argument.

The New Zealand Association of Scientists says the Government needs to listen to the data.

COMMENT: The man who plays with matches just may light a fire he can't control.

Controversial research found no statistically significant increasing in hiring by employers following the introduction of the 90-day trial periods.

Does the phrase "touch base before the close of play" make you want to scream?

It's a dream job but you'll need creativity, a thick skin and perseverance to make it come true.

It looks glamorous but freelancers face being out of work and out of pocket, says Julie Cleaver

COMMENT: There are four core elements we need to have reasonable competence on how to prioritise.

New Zealand is consistent in keeping mature workers in jobs for longer, PwC's Golden Age Index reveals.

After eight years, he ends up earning $27,000 more than his wife.

A migrant worker worked in bars and liquor stores in South Auckland and was underpaid $45,300.

COMMENT: In all the hullaballoo this week about New Zealand's record high migration, a strange fact has emerged.

Being able to work effectively with your other half, as well as having a positive and loving relationship after the business is shut for the day, is vital not just to those businesses, but on a larger scale to our country's success.

Cleavage for women, but buttoned up for men - is there a different dress standard for women at work?