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State of the nation in nine charts: What country is Luxon inheriting?

Economist: Strong domestic inflation pressures are expected for some time yet.

Siouxsie Wiles leaves court in tears after recounting vile online abuse

Siouxsie Wiles has accused the university of failing to protect her against harassment.

Fisher & Paykel Healthcare staff upset at overtime impasse

More than 1500 staff at giant Kiwi firm in dispute over pay, overtime.

Call centre worker alleges 'nepotism and favouritism' in how work allocated to taxi drivers

Company says worker threatened to send evidence of 'unethical practices' to competitor.

White Island tragedy will change the way adventure tourism works in NZ

Whakaari Management Limited has been found guilty of breaching workplace safety laws.

‘Slap in the face’: NBL basketball team's head coach claims unfair sacking

Outgoing coach claims a referee's call in a quarter-final may have played a part.

Air NZ call centre staff ‘suffering distressing nightmares’ - email to airline bosses

Staff say they are living in a constant state of fear and anxiety.

Opinion: Chandler Bing’s impenetrable job defined a generation

Financial Times: Matthew Perry's travails on ‘Friends’ acute sign of different office age.

Alarm Watch scoops national award

Firm awarded for "outstanding staff retention and staff development programme".

Opinion: Stakes of the US car worker strike could not be higher

Financial Times: If Biden can’t bridge gap between bosses and labour, Trump could win.

'Really tough calls': TVNZ ad revenue slump - plans to cut programmes and pay rises

TVNZ is planning significant cuts to production, programmes and operational spending.

Stranded Creative NZ staff felt 'abandoned' during Auckland floods

Creative NZ employees spent most of the night at the airport during the Auckland floods.

Opinion: Sex, lies and magical thinking about CEO behaviour

Financial Times: BP is another example of how boards are stepping up their scrutiny.

Thinking about a workplace romance? Kiwi experts weigh in after BP CEO scandal

Rogue executives are more common in NZ than you might imagine, a private detective says.

BP’s board started fresh probe into Bernard Looney’s conduct last week

Financial Times: New claims regarding undisclosed relations with colleagues.

BP chief Bernard Looney resigns over past relationships with colleagues

Financial Times: Irish executive has led British oil major since 2020