SkyCity, the largest single-site private-sector employer in central Auckland, prides itself on being an "employer of choice," says its chief executive.

'The company I work for does engagement surveys every year," said Alison, who works in retail in Auckland.

The Nobel Prize of mathematics has been awarded to a woman for the first time, which could encourage more young female mathematicians.

Some university graduates hoping to break into well-paid careers are working months at a time as unpaid interns.

When Nicky Tonkin decided to work from home, the first thing she needed was to install a 90,000-litre swimming pool.

From restaurants to rocket-builders — businesses of all sorts share a common problem: Finding enough skilled staff. Anthony Doesburg reports.

The career pathway of Emma Fisk is an example of the opportunities available to female engineers.

A recent study suggests that the positive impact of exercise on your personal life may extend to how well you function at work.

NZ's thriving economy has created a "unique chance" for NZ businesses to capture key international talent, says a recruitment expert.

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The study by Colmar Brunton breaks the country's generation of 15- to 30-year-olds into six profiles, or "tribes".

Women earn less than men because they are seen as pushovers when they don't negotiate hard and are seen as "ball-breakers" when they do, a psychologist says.

NZ's wealth is based on its primary sector but not enough young Kiwis are cashing in on that potential.

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When he had to choose between sport or a career, Martin Snedden wasn’t stumped. Now the cricketer, Rugby World Cup and tourism chief goes in to bat for a young sportsman and student. Denise Montgomery reports.