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Warehouse Group proposes 190 job cuts at Auckland support offices
Warehose Group staff told today of propsoed layoffs.
Amazon workers hold first UK strike, adding to labour turmoil
The tech and ecommerce giant announced 18,000 layoffs this month.
After a pay rise this year? Don't bank on it
Tight control over salary budgets a hard truth for many employees.
Opinion: Are you still sending emails? How quaint!
Young workers are quietly quitting their inboxes.
Google axes 12,000 jobs as tech sector layoffs spread
It equates to 6 per cent of Google's workforce, in latest mass tech culls.
Farmer accused of being stoned at work, sacked after posting about cannabis
The fired worker has now been awarded $20k for the unfair dismissal.
Thousands of UK ambulance workers go on strike
Nurses, train and bus drivers and postal workers are also striking across the UK.
Golf coach sacked for refusing Covid vaccine awarded more than $15,000
The golf coach returned to his hometown to work for the club for just over a year.
Nurses go on strike at two big New York City hospitals
NY nurses strike after contract negotiations stalled over staffing and salaries.
Sasha Borissenko: Legal winners and losers of 2022
Opinion: New mums, high-profile scientists, gutsy workers among the year's winners.
Missing bags misery: Airline group head ‘feels’ passengers’ frustration
Resources may be stretched even thinner with the return of tourists from China.
Australian Apple workers strike over rostering and pay
200 union members in Australia had either walked off or didn't show up to their shifts.
US companies turn to contract workers in face of recession fears
Financial Times: Temp numbers leap as pandemic upends employment trends.
Firefighters accept pay offer
Firefighers have accepted a pay offer after the Government topped up what was on offer.
Editorial: Time for a well-earned break
EDITORIAL: We all need to rest and recharge - if possible.
Motel manager sacked for ‘threatening’ letter awarded almost $27k
The motel manager said the letter was not meant to harm anyone; her boss disagreed.
EU reeling as scandal tarnishes parliament’s credibility
Corruption and bribery scandal linked to Qatar's Football World Cup rocks EU.
Health authority asks ERA to order pay equity rates for nurses
Te Whatu Ora Health NZ boss says it already agreed in principle to 14 per cent higher pay
Soldier's death prompts recommendations to change NZDF medical kits
A coroner has recommended defibrillators in all medical kits, and a life jacket review.
Resort boss sacked worker, told others she was drug user
When the woman was sacked, the manager told other employees she was a drug user.
'Worst idea since the Hitlers decided to ... have a baby': Bus driver fired over email
“This is the worst idea since the Hitlers decided to have a baby boy called Adolf"
‘Concerning’ gap between big bosses, other staff in workplace happiness study
There's a disconnect - and it's being ignored at peril, company gurus say.
Editorial: GP nurses’ pay parity puzzling
OPINION: Our editorial on general practice nurses' pay claims.
Three companies charged over worker’s death
Three companies were charged with failing to comply with health and safety standards.
Twitter boss Musk hires hacker prodigy
A notorious coder has been hand-picked as the CEO's white knight.
Firefighters say lack of local plans causing training and resource issues
FENZ is locked in a long-running industrial dispute with firefighters over resourcing.
Elon Musk’s ‘hardcore’ management style: a case study in what not to do
Opinion: Musk’s actions at Twitter will go down as the gold standard in what not to do.
‘Dysfunctional resources’: Leaks, mushrooms growing from walls of Auckland fire station
The Balmoral fire station had recently undergone over $1m in renovations
Elon Musk’s brutal new demand of staff
Twitter boss has given staff a tough ultimatum – and if they don’t like it they can leave.
Strike action possible at Stuff: Boss chides reporters about leaking, leaked email reveals
The union wants pay rises to match inflation and the introduction of step pay scale.
Nurse unions take Te Whatu Ora to court over pay equity settlement
It comes amid a national nurse shortage and increasingly pressured emergency departments.
Lack of hands-on training leaves new doctors feeling unprepared
Half of those surveyed had never attended a trauma call or resuscitation.
'Twitter Blue' signups unavailable after fake accounts flood platform
Anyone can get a blue tick as long as they have a phone, a credit card and $8 a month.