Helen Kelly's son Dylan reflects on the new Govt's steps towards her legacy.

Comment: Never forget, the most powerful unions in the country are education sector unions

Finance Minister say employers are very concerned.

An intern says it was obvious the scheme had funding problems early on.

Opposition parties reveal what they want to see in the health budget on Thursday.

COMMENT: New trade agreements should not be modelled on the TPP, writes Bill Rosenberg.

It's not that unusual to be Green, the party says in its election-year publicity drive.

Workers and union worried over EAP newsletter's wording.

How do Prime Minister Bill English's comments about drug tests stack up with official data?

COMMENT: NZ could be first country in the world to pay people fairly for the work they do regardless of their sex.

Helen Kelly has been farewelled by friends and the workers she fought for.

Who's winning the "class struggle" between business and workers?

Details of a public funeral service for union boss Helen Kelly have been released.

The Union was the essential element and the core that held everything together, and protected our interests. There was a mental

Helen Kelly, the trade unionist who died yesterday after a brave and public battle with cancer, never shirked a fight. She campaigned

Tributes are pouring in for the former head of the Council of Trade Unions who died this morning after a battle with lung cancer.

Former union chief lived a rich and valued life characterised by a determination to fight for her beliefs.

Bay of Plenty employers have collectively paid out more than $548,400 over the past four years for causing serious harm to their workers

Tributes have poured in for a worker who was killed in a bitumen explosion in rural Waikato yesterday.

Kiwis needed to be aware, she said, of attempts to belittle and deride those who dare speak out against official wisdom.

A complete pain in the arse and one of the finest union leaders in New Zealand history - tributes have flowed for the outgoing Council of Trade Unions president.

In late 2013, Toyota issued a stark warning to unions.

Will the TPP prevent the Government from banning sales of houses or land to foreigners?

Up to 300,000 working New Zealanders won't have access to one of the most effective ways they can keep themselves and their mates safe at work, writes Helen Kelly.

Workers’ advocate says strategy needed to take NZ beyond reliance on core industries with job initiatives to help lift remote areas.

The drain on ACC will continue as long as Talley's continues to insist its' health and safety scheme is working, writes Dita De Boni.

Fashion retail chain Cotton On has backed down on a plan to have employees individually negotiate a tea and lunch break.

High street fashion chain Cotton On has become the first company to attempt to invoke the Government's 'tea break' law, First Union claims.