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Biden goes into 2024 with economy getting stronger, but voters feel horrible

Turkeys, petrol and unrealistic Insta-glam expectations may influence the mood of voters.

IRD puts four Auckland dentistry companies under

The businesses were in receivership till last April but repaid creditors $5m to escape.

Error in coalition agreement causes confusion around contractors' rights

Act had campaigned on stopping contractors going to court over employment status.

Mass pre-Christmas job cuts expected at NZ food processing division

There are fears of 100-plus redundancies as Tomra cuts back its NZ operations.

Woman accused of threatening to kill top architecture firm staff appears in court

A woman facing six charges stood quietly as a judge considered extending name suppression.

Cooking the Books: Why embracing a ‘personal brand’ could get you a pay rise

It can be the key to earning more without returning to studying.

This shop offering staff unlimited holidays and sick leave

No one has yet abused the unlimited annual leave, shop's managing director said.

Rodney Wayne fires up migration debate after hair salon troubles

The businessman says shambolic migration and makeshift salons have caused serious damage.

'Secrecy only benefits the employers': Should people's salaries be made public?

New figures show job listings featuring salaries have risen by about a third in a year.

Is unemployment on the rise?

Labour market data should point to inflation pressure easing.

Liam Dann: Why David Seymour's hardline monetary policy is a bad idea

OPINION: It puts re-balancing the economy firmly on the shoulders of younger generations.

'Fingers crossed': Why mortgagee sales are near lowest levels despite sharp rates increases

Interest rates have risen sharply over the past two years.

'Suffering': Boss' blunt response to worker who claimed to be sick divides

He thought he was doing the right thing. Then his boss sent an extraordinary response.

Sasha Borissenko: It’s not the alcohol, it’s the culture

OPINION: Alcohol is a red herring when it comes to stopping sexual harassment at work.

Should the law contain a right to disconnect from work?

How do we limit after-hours contact to maintain a boundary between work and non-work time?

Salaries through the roof: The NZ jobs earning more money - at last

More regions have passed a salary milestone, and TradeMe job applications are on the rise.

Where to for advertised salaries? Growth accelerates, NZ outpacing Aussie

NZ's advertised salaries are rising faster than any point in the past six years.

'Really tough calls': TVNZ ad revenue slump - plans to cut programmes and pay rises

TVNZ is planning significant cuts to production, programmes and operational spending.