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Police worker sues commissioner over performance review
Policewoman's allegedly defamatory performance review now the focus of High Court trial.
Analysts react to The Warehouse's plans to cut 180 staff
Analysts say the move could help steady the retailer's declining profitability.
Lizzie Marvelly: Fair pay for undervalued professions
COMMENT: Who deserves to be paid more, nurses or teachers?
DHB admin staff flashmob for pay equity
They say they need a raise of between 15 and 45 per cent.
More strikes set to disrupt Auckland bus routes
Around 70 bus drivers in Auckland are expected to strike tomorrow morning.
IRD and MBIE staff to go on strike
More than 4000 IRD and MBIE staff will go on strike next month.
Auckland building firms fined for serious employment breach
Two firms failed to keep the right records or ensure staff were paid correct holiday pay.
Kim Campbell: 'Them' and 'us' no good for industrial relations
COMMENT: It seems strange we are trying to reinvent an industrial relations framework.
Fletcher Building lays off 90 staff in restructuring
The 90 staff were mostly in the head office at Penrose in a variety of roles.
Activism is kicking unpaid internships to the curb
An intern rights movement has been remarkably successful at winning victories for interns.
Fire union alert over bullying complaints
Complaints of bullying behaviour against fire manager "genuine" and "legitimate".
Japanese workers' homicidal thoughts
Survey underlines the stresses that employees in Japan are often under.
Farm fined $45k for exploiting 'volunteers'
The payout followed a probe by a Labour Inspectorate.
New Zealand's most attractive employer named
New Zealand's national carrier has been named the most attractive employer.
ASB manager who messaged 'hey sxy' to worker settles employment case
The man had worked at ASB Bank for 18 years before being dismissed for serious misconduct.
Large NZ corporates shun living wage
Only two New Zealand corporates are paying their staff the living wage.
Govt to launch inquiry into exploitation of migrant workers
Exploitation in New Zealand's workforce isn't limited to retail, employment regulator says
Farmers retail workers revolt against pay conditions
Farmers workers are protesting against their pay and performance conditions.
No strikes or lockouts in Fair Pay negotiations
Government announces team to make recommendations on design of Fair Pay.
Equal pay champion recognised again
2018 New Zealander of the Year Kristine Bartlett has been recognised for her work again.
Anti-bullying company sent letters with a "bullying tone": ERA
ERA orders anti-bullying company $30,000 for breaches.
SmartHealth fallout claims executive job
Darrin Hackett is the sixth of Dr Nigel Murray's executive team to leave Waikato DHB.
College leads way in living wage
Nineteen teacher aides, cleaners and other staff will go up to the living wage in January.
Study finds mums take 4.4% pay cut to have a baby
'Motherhood penalty' is worse for mothers who take more than a year off paid work.
Cinema staff strike, movies to screen as scheduled
Union fears for long-serving, senior staff; company says overall 4 per cent offer fair.
Star Wars premiere: Cinemas workers plan strike
Union members have voted to authorise strike action over a low wage offer.
Employee unjustifiably sacked over missing money awarded more than $40k
Award includes $20,000 compensation and more than $20,000 in lost wages and holiday pay.
Blow the workplace whistle at your peril
People need anonymity to reveal workplace wrongdoing, says investigator.
Auckland stripper: Strip club rules 'pretty common sense'
Brooke West described such regulations as a "blanket industry standard".
Strike chaos for South Auckland buses
About 87 buses have been cancelled tomorrow as Auckland bus drivers strike.
Boss accused of hiring Black Power to threaten staff has fines slashed
Chirag Ahuja arranged for workers to be intimidated during a wage dispute.
Smiths City shares fall 4.6% after Employment Court ruling
Smiths City Group shares fell sharply following the Employment Court's ruling.