Review suggests hiring fewer new cops for further cost savings
The review, published by Treasury, said police were facing cost pressures.
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The worker logged 437 hours in five weeks - all of which was unpaid.
'A lot of angry people': Workers at NZ's largest paper mill told of plans to halt production
Many workers chose to walk out of a meeting at Kinleith Mill this morning.
Stealth firing or ethical dismissal? Why employers terminate staff for minor offences
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OPINION: Work party shenanigans can cause HR headaches, but solutions are available.
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A plan to help make employees healthier has grown more complex.
Alan McDonald: Holidays Act reform – let’s get it done once, and done right
OPINION: The Holidays Act has long been in need of reform.
Christian Hoff-Nielsen on why he's back in the bike business after scandal
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Striking Boeing machinists consider deal that includes 35% pay hike
Hundreds of striking workers have forced the company back to negotiations.
More Kiwis take out Australian passports in record 'brain drain'
New Zealand is currently experiencing record levels of outward migration.
Sasha Borissenko: Workers' rights are being eroded
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Hundreds of jobs to go as Timaru meatworks closure confirmed
Alliance has closed its Smithfield plant, and Australian recruiters are already in town.
KiwiRail offers voluntary redundancy to all staff
Employees have two weeks to apply from Monday.
Watch: Winston Peters accosted by protesters, two arrested after pushing Shane Jones
Winston Peters described the protesters as "woke and feral".
Experts call for fewer work hours to boost productivity in NZ
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Air NZ worker on holiday sacked after using security card, bypassing Customs area
The woman argued it was a 'one-off mistake' and she should not have been fired.
Council CEO resigns amid claims of a toxic environment; ERA finds both sides at fault
Far North Council CEO Blair King said he felt 'isolated' and lodged a PG in 2022.
Willis and Luxon’s 'work from work' edict misses the point, four-day week pioneer says
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Fall in youth workforce participation no need for alarm, economist says
The job outlook for young people and some regions was dismal over the year.
US port union boss Harold Daggett disrupting global trade
Financial Times: The powerful longshoremen president has closed some US docks.
Majority of business leaders support Nicola Willis’ public sector spending cuts
National leaders promise a Budget surplus by 2027-2028 through spending cuts.
Explained: The 'excessive red tape' behind Timaru meatworks closure
About 600 people could lose their jobs.
America’s largest supermarket merger hangs on the fate of its workers
Financial Times: Union’s opposition to $39 billion buyout sparks doubts.
Opinion: Why Luxon’s office return order overlooks hybrid benefits
COMMENT: Work from home arrangements have grown a lot since the pandemic forced our hand.
Claire Trevett: Willis and Seymour tackle the evils of staying at home
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‘A shock’: PM on potential freezing works demise costing hundreds of jobs
The Prime Minister on latest blow for small-town New Zealand.
'Gut-wrenching, heartbreaking': 600 Timaru workers face losing their jobs
Alliance Group plans to shut its South Canterbury freezing works by the end of this year.
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Meat co-operative CEO won't comment.
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He was met with a 15m-long queue upon arrival at the hospital.