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'I've had enough of you': Apprentice dismissed by text awarded $28,000
"You are no longer employed": Apprentice fired over text while at hospital with sister.
"You are no longer employed": Apprentice fired over text while at hospital with sister.
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Interns from overseas made complaints about the company.
Hybrid working has become more of a permanent shift for some businesses.
A small group of New Zealand Uber drivers were ruled to be employees.
Fair Pay bill backers say changes are long overdue. Business groups say something stinks.
Tensions ran high as Labour passed one of most significant employment laws in decades.
'I was thinking: Where has this come from?' shocked worker recounts after Covid layoffs.
Celebrations by unions short-lived as Uber announces plan to appeal landmark decision.
Nurses say they have been negotiating 18 months and are now at an impasse.
"It terrorises the individual and is completely alien and incomprehensible to expats."
Ana Shaw objected to a large legal costs bill; now it's higher after losing appeal bid.
She was hired for work experience, and within two weeks was cutting clients' hair.
Independent investigator Debbie Francis brought back to check for bullying.
Company says up to ten days' paid leave could help staff who are changing gender.
Why stay-at-home mothers could be the key to fixing the country's labour shortage.
Wayne McCormack was convicted of assaulting two staff. He's now working with one again.
A court found the apprentice was unfairly dismissed and awarded him compensation.
ERA's decision on penalty was influenced by the firm's "culture of swearing".
Niwa accepts the court's decision and hopes former ship's cook can now 'move forward'.
The worker used company time, testimonials and product images to start a rival business.
Vigilant Standtrue wrote a book about how to train children - but leaders found out.
A list of some of the peculiar laws to come out of the motherland.
Sex workers 'pay to work' as strip clubs ask for bonds and deduct fines from their wages.
The four-day work week could be here to stay for many participating in trial.
Global firm's scandal 'symptomatic of industry in transition from old standards to new'.
Just like NZ, a staff shortage looms - but China's companies cut back hiring plans.
OPINION:'Myth number five I'm not even going to gonna dignify with a response.'
ERA less than completely satisfied 'an order for reinstatement would be a safe one'.
HR startup gains high-profile backers at home - and draws big names in the US.