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Teachers on strike: 'The 1980s called, they want their wages back'
Teachers say $700m pay offer came too late to rearrange strike meetings.
Teachers say $700m pay offer came too late to rearrange strike meetings.
'Unwritten rule' of brushing off sexism seems the norm for many.
Primary teachers reject latest $700m offer and confirm strikes will go ahead.
Woman unjustifiably dismissed paid more than 10 times what she received - in legal fees.
Secondary teachers start stopwork meetings today to discuss new pay offer.
Union members at NZ's courts have voted on a nationwide strike today.
High-school stopworks come as mediation continues on primary teachers' pay.
Fonterra farmers will find out the composition of their board board tomorrow.
Union members voted in favour of another "lightning strike" today.
Pay rise may scuttle a $150 payout per student at schools that don't request "donations".
Bidfood has been told it must start negotiating its collective agreement with FIRST Union.
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Google announced 48 employees were fired for sexual harassment in two years.
How can employers ensure workers can thrive in an increasingly competitive workforce?
WorkSafe agrees to remedial actions after Panmure Bridge scaffolding collapse last year.
The Employment Court has thrown out Richora Group Ltd's appeal to an earlier decision.
Firing an employee after she wrongfully took a $1 bag of chips will cost a rest home $19k.
The company has faced five recent ERA determinations.
Wintec chief executive Mark Flowers is getting paid while on extended sick leave
New Zealand Educational Institute says the offer does not address the teacher shortage.
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The sudden job loss was a shock to the man who had moved to Queenstown to take it up.
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District and High Courts are closed to the public for two hours today.
Steel workers from BlueScope will go on strike for a second time in 24 hours tomorrow.
A migrant employer has been convicted of exploiting 12 Indian workers.
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