The former New Zealand boss of JPMorgan Chase will need to bring any claim against the bank in the District or High Court.

Former Invercargill MP and farmer Eric Roy has been appointed to the board of state-owned landowner Landcorp Farming.

The double digit rise in the average pay packets for New Zealand's top chief executives is likely to stir some controversy, writes Liam Dann.

A roast shop worker has received $5000 in compensation after her boss called her a b**ch on Facebook.

The owners of a liquor store who were found to have racially harassed an employee have lodged an appeal against the judgment, saying they weren't given a chance to defend the claims.

Call centre bosses who fired a woman shortly after she had a miscarriage have been told to pay up.

Labour continued to bay for Murray McCully’s blood in Parliament yesterday over the Saudi farm saga.

Hundreds of posties will lose their jobs when mail delivery days are slashed next month, but just one compulsory redundancy is expected.

Nurses, midwives and health care assistants at 20 District Health Boards (DHBs) have rejected a proposed collective agreement.

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The Meatworkers Union claimed for monies owed by Lean Meats after the company failed to provide paid rest breaks which it had agreed to in its employment contract.

A nail beautician who says she was verbally harassed and forced to switch off her cellphone by an associate of her employer has been granted the right to make a personal grievance.

A man who was dismissed from his job after his legs were crushed by a car in a freak accident wants to take his former employer to court again.

The former president of a financially troubled student association has been denied compensation from the Wellington polytech it represented.

Who cares about workers' rights? Well, suddenly lots of people do. And it’s not just the political left, writes Bryce Edwards.

A New Plymouth retail store sacked shop assistant Ericia Durning after she took home a car magazine without permission last year.

A shop worker who was fired and reported to police for taking home a magazine has been awarded more than $9000 in compensation.

The most punitive aspects of zero-hour contracts will be banned, the Government says.

A constable who lost a long-running employment case against the police and was ordered to pay $115,000 in costs has failed to have his case re-heard.

Workers at KFC, Pizza Hutt, Carl's Junior and Starbucks will have guaranteed hours giving them job stability as Restaurant Brands does away with zero hour contracts.

Cotton On's newly ratified collective agreement gives substantial improvements in wages and working conditions.

The manager of a council pool in Lower Hutt who was fired after failing a drug test has won the right to go back to work for now.