Wellington's barefooted Anglican Bishop Justin Duckworth has thrown his weight behind a campaign for a 'living wage' - recalibrated at $19.25 an hour.

Young people who entered the workforce during the recession will suffer financially for a long time yet.

Rachel Farrant is used to being the only woman in the room, but says the door is open for more to join her.

We like feeling that the things that make us upset are considered upsetting by other people, as well.

Job security in Canada remains at elevated levels despite energy companies and retailers firing workers.

Robots can leave all future high-tech workers and, potentially, all future low-tech workers worse off.

Many people start the new year thinking a change of job could be the key to a better 2015 - but sometimes it may be better to stay put.

As with most employment situations, there's a good way to tackle announcing you're leaving for your OE and a not-so-good approach.

Suddenly, no one in politics seems willing to use these words, as if calling someone working class were an insult.

Parents of many school leavers will find it hard to relate to the working demands faced by their children.

New Zealand Post will decrease deliveries of post to three days per week from July, costing 400 posties their job.

Office romances tend to be corrosive to office morale.

For US workers, the first 10 years in the labour market likely shape lifetime earning potential.

The lack of students leaving secondary school with Information and Communications Technology qualifications has been a concern for several years, however the Auckland Business Leaders Group says fixing it more urgent than ever.

Karla L. Miller writes an advice column on navigating the modern workplace.

Do better work because you're refreshed, restored and re-energised by prioritising your time.

The belief is taking root, especially in the United States, that a historic decoupling has occurred between growth in labour productivity and workers' incomes.

A surge in the number of job seekers outpaced strong employment growth in the last three months of 2014 and is keeping a lid on pay rises.

A woman who was sacked from a TV station after posting "angry and abusive" emails on a social media site has been awarded more than $15,000 for unjustified dismissal.

Tips on how to brush up your director brand in order to secure your first or additional board appointments in 2015.

Joanna Mathers unpicks an unpleasant personality trait the the workplace.

There's a vast gulf between rolling ice creams and heading up one of the country's most prestigious law firms. But Alastair Carruthers' career has been nothing if not diverse.

Given that we spend so much time at work, shouldn't we at least find some pleasure in it?

Foreign Minister Murray McCully says New Zealanders will have to wait some time before restrictions on entering Britain change.

If you can't influence others to change or adopt a view, then you'll struggle as a leader.