All in a day's work: If your terms and conditions are altered without your consent, speak up!

Unjustified disadvantage cases are up 26 per cent as employees increasingly "try their luck" during recessionary times, the EMA says.

Ed Miliband may stand against his elder brother, David, in the Labour leadership election.

An Auckland-based firm must pay its former deputy managing director nearly $350,000 after it was found to have unjustifiably dismissed her.

Shakespearean tragedy has become high farce, after a Christian high school sacked a teacher for using a "morally defiling" King Lear text.

Employment law blogger Bridget Smith on café culture - what's acceptable?

Privatisation should only be allowed if there is evidence it will improve the system, former ACC chairman Ross Wilson says.

It may have become apparent from my first half dozen blogs, that I am a fan of puns in my headlines.

A DHB has refused to shout afternoon tea for an employee retiring after 50 years.

Forget the playground, it's the workplace that is rife with bullies, a study shows. Here is the latest selection of Your Views.

Forget the playground, it's the workplace that is rife with bullies, a study shows.

Employment lawyer Bridget Smith blogs about a sexual harassent case with a twist.

A teacher who claims he was fired after raising concerns about a string of incidents at his school has won a claim for unjustified dismissal.