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Work-life balance: What bosses think about the right to disconnect
Financial Times: A new law to protect workers' time has been proposed in the UK.
Switch your work phone off, bosses tell workaholics
If you take the time off, take if off properly, and keep your eyes off that inbox.
Kiwi workers: My colleagues don’t even miss me at meetings
Convinced your colleagues won't miss you at meetings? Then you're probably normal.
Job ad volumes dip, but there’s good news for hirers
The labour market still remains strong when compared with pre-Covid levels.
ChatGPT and the rise of AI: Which jobs are most at risk?
Many are concerned AI could lead to a workplace apocalypse.
Watch: CEO reveals rudest email ever from rejected job applicant
“And he wonders why he can’t get a job."
Opinion: US tech sector a cautionary tale for job loss pain to come
The US tech sector has laid off a staggering 340,000 people in the last six months.
Thousands of job cuts: The economic storm set to hit Kiwi families
The economic situation is set to become far worse.
Wendy’s failed to pay workers for public holidays
The NZ arm of American burger chain Wendy's failed to pay its staff for public holidays.
Liam Dann: Job numbers, wage growth 'seal deal' on another OCR hike
The official unemployment rate held steady and participation rose, Stats NZ data says.
Labour force participation at record high, most women ever in work
Wages are up too, as unemployment stayed very low in the first quarter.
Has the job market turned? New data will hold clues to inflation fight
Immigration rebound and cyclone impacts will weigh on labour market data.
Jenée Tibshraeny: Tax research provides insight, not answers
Jenée Tibshraeny says now the debate begins over what to do with the new tax research.
NZ salaries on the rise: Which regions fared the best
It was a record-breaking start to 2023 for salaries across the country.
Sasha Borissenko: Law firm 'disappointed' living wage instruction not followed
Analysis: Good living wage intentions can hit a hurdle when you're relying on others.
How idleness at work became an epidemic
Are you 'soldiering' or slacking? A taboo is finally being broken.
Tax and the blurred lines around 'business' expenses
Sasha Borissenko presents a tax guide for the self-employed.
Liam Dann: Economic pain about to get real as job losses mount
OPINION: Even a 'soft landing' will see tens of thousands added to the dole queue.
Woman loses entire savings to elaborate job scam
Ayla was over the moon when she received what seemed to be an offer of employment.
Editorial: Mounting job losses might not solve labour shortage
OPINION: Some businesses are desperate for staff while others are culling positions.
Pay packets not keeping up with inflation
Figures show wage growth may have plateaued and tracking behind annual inflation.
Labour market may have passed ‘peak overheating’
Feelings about the jobs market remain on the positive side but expectations are subdued.
Worker shortage still severe despite slowdown
Survey of Employers and Manufacturers Association members shows hiring still tough.
'Does not define who I am': Man with Down syndrome can't get a job
Hamish Gilbert wants prospective employers to see the value he can bring to a workplace.
Contractor or employee? Disappointment over Govt stalling work to clarify the difference
Some contractors could effectively be earning less than the minimum wage.
Confidence gap: The common mistake holding women back in the workforce
Women often don't back themselves when it comes to applying for jobs.
Rise in job adverts points to more inflation pressure
New SEEK data contains some worrying signs for the Reserve Bank.
Dellwyn Stuart: Persistent pay gaps in tech are a disgrace
OPINION: Why have new industries developed where the pay gap is even higher than before?
Former Hatch execs want to help women power up
Kristen Lunman and Natalie Ferguson have global ambitions.
Lockdowns are over. WFH isn’t. Why?
Financial Times: Much of the world remains in the grip of ‘Long Social Distancing’.
Four-day working week makes staff happier - and companies more money, new study reveals
'Major breakthrough': Adopting new working pattern could increase revenue, cut burnout.
Editorial: Social insurance scheme had best intentions but too complex
Editorial: It's not surprising the $3.5 billion proposal is "off the table" for now.