You would think it would be a fairly clear cut case ...

John Key had told striking Auckland radiographers to be mindful of other successful negotiations in the health sector.

Westin Hotel workers, organised by the Unite Union, have issued a press release saying they have "vowed to fight for every job".

Vulnerable health workers are being suspended without pay to intimidate them into ending their industrial action, the lab workers' union says.

The parents of a baby girl are devastated after being told surgery to help her to eat without a tube has been postponed because of hospital strikes.

Secondary teachers' plans to go on strike next month show they disconnected from the real world, Prime Minister John Key says.

The Govt's decision to extend 90-day new-employee trials was made after a suggestion from the Act Party and went against the recommendation of its own Minister of Labour, Kate Wilkinson.

A postie who used Facebook to criticise his job and humiliate a workmate says he did it "for a laugh" and didn't know anyone could read his blogs.

A judge has reserved his decision in the case of a pilot seeking his job back after he was fired for drinking and having sex with a young flight attendant the night before a flight.

The first employment case brought to court under 90-day trial laws has gone in favour of a dismissed pharmacy employee.

The Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra makes beautiful music. But one musician, who fled the Soviet Union, has been forced out on flimsy grounds, while others question the APO's management style. Chris Barton reports..

Many patients booked for elective surgery or an outpatient visit will have their appointments postponed during planned walkouts.

Now it seems there is a risk that employees could lose an entitlement to public holidays that fall during a closedown period