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Whitcoulls staff advised to stay put
A union representing some of the staff at Whitcoulls and Borders is recommending they stay put until the future of the troubled bookshops becomes clearer.
<i>Gill South</i>: For some chief executives, it's more than a job - it's a vocation
Engage your head and your heart, bosses advised.
Hemlines rising as dress standards fall
Poor dress habits such as short skirts and untucked shirts are now common in even the most professional of offices.
<i>All in a day's work: </i> The rise and the climb
I don't mind admitting that I know Miley Cyrus sings a song called 'The climb'.
Two-thirds of NZ want holidays 'Mondayised' - survey
More than 65 per cent of New Zealanders think public holidays which fall on a weekend should be transferred to a Monday, according to a Research New Zealand survey.
<i>All in a day's work: </i> Policies, promises and public holidays...
Election year promises...
Telecom's customer data open to ex staff
Former employees have questioned Telecom's security policies and one can still look up customer details despite having left his job.
Media interest 'not enough to suppress sacked man's name'
A man who was fired from his job after committing a crime has lost his bid to have his name suppressed during an Employment Relations Authority case into whether his dismissal was justified or not.
Minister misled us on Hobbit, says Labour
The Labour Party is accusing a senior minister of being in contempt of Parliament, saying he misled the House when The Hobbit movie project was under threat of being moved overseas.
Security officer's sacking for smoking justified - ERA
A security officer sacked for leaving his company's building unattended to go for a smoke lost his bid for compensation.
Sex-talk postie gets job back
Woman accuses mailman of sending rude texts ... and helping himself to her baking.