Simon Collins reports on ways compulsory retirement saving could be made fairer.

The Council of Trade Unions is urging Christchurch businesses not to make hasty decisions about closing down permanently.

Research showing the 90-day trial law had helped more people get work in small firms is 'fatally flawed' says the Council of Trade Unions.

Workers go looking for a new job for a different challenge or because they feel unappreciated, a survey has found.

MPs were given a 1.4 per cent pay rise despite Prime Minister John Key urging the Remuneration Authority to freeze their salaries.

Silver Ferns Farms has hit back at complaints that workers at its Te Aroha plant had their pay deducted for observing a two-minute silence to remember the Pike River miners.

Staff at a North Island freezing works had their pay cut for the official two-minute silence to remember the 29 miners killed in the Pike River mine.

Taxpayers have paid $500m-plus to subsidise big-budget movie makers. Is it money well spent, asks Karyn Scherer.

TVNZ is considering five formal complaints against Paul Holmes covering the Hobbit dispute on TV One show Q&A on Labour weekend.

John Key says his deal to keep The Hobbit in NZ was far less than what Labour paid for LOTR, but Labour says the PM isn't telling the full story.