A North Shore bus driver acquitted of sexually assaulting passengers will get to keep $51,995 in backpay awarded by the Employment Court after Ritchies' appeal failed.

Comment: Will we really all lose our jobs to machines?

Danielle Wright discovers the best way to get out of a job rut may be just to stay put

The hotel worker had $1000 unfairly taken from her wages after there were shortfalls in the gaming machines float.

The Ministry decided to reduce the pay of 6000 school support staff this year because of a payroll anomaly.

Sheryl Sandberg's touching Facebook post says she never realised how the odds are stacked against single mums until her husband died.

COMMENT: A generation seems not to have the work skills, aptitude and life skills to work for the wages employers are able to pay, writes Bernard Hickey.

Babies and parents mobilise for 26 weeks' paid parental leave

Many clients over the years, both in groups and one-on-one coaching with me, have shared the frustration of trying to keep up with follow-up of some kind, Robyn Pearce writes.

It can be years before you begin to heed that well-intentioned career guidance

Eight workers at a boarding school near Fielding have won a case involving hundreds of thousands of dollars.

At 79, a Queensland retiree is back working at his local McDonald's.

Cavalier Bremworth today confirmed a restructure proposed two weeks ago.

Onside has launched an online health and safety app for farmers to make compliance with the Health and Safety at Work Act 2015 easier.

WorkSafe New Zealand's Safer Farms programme is working with the rural sector to promote good health and safety practices.

Why exactly do we feel the compulsion to shake hands when we're saying hello, making a deal, or burying hatchets?

The caregiver was regularly underpaid and worked overnight shifts for $50 cash.

A lolly factory in the UK has installed a ball pit in the staff room to help workers have fun and be creative.

A retired couple who worked at a caravan park in exchange for a free site were volunteers - not employees says the ERA.

Leading Wellington lawyer talks to Henri Eliot on effective corporate governance

Top executive assistants are invaluable, and a canny boss will realise that.

A lab worker lost her job of 15 years after being wrongly accused of fraudulently filling out documents.

Women get more advice on how to negotiate than we probably need.

COMMENT: Meetings can be the biggest waste of time in any work day - here are some techniques to make them work.

The education and training services sector has been ranked New Zealand's most attractive sector by workers across the country.

Use the power of well-chosen words to better connect with employees or a future employer

Filthy cups, dirty old takeaway containers - How to cope when workmates treat the place like a tip.

A beneficiary who gained employment through Work and Income has been awarded more than $12,000 after he was sacked just three days into his new job.