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The global pandemic hit the job market hard - here are the jobs that came out on top.
The Auckland mum spray tanning her way to success
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Top 10 tips for starting your own business
Business owners share advice about what to expect as you start a new venture.
Summer jobs for students: Who's hiring - and what they'll pay
Plenty of young people want - or need - to earn while they don't learn.
'Eight hours of terror a night': Leading Kiwis on their holiday jobs
From swarms of bees to flagons of rum, prominent figures share life lessons.
Small firms experience six months of revenue growth
Xero small firm insights show continued recovery for local SMEs.
New survey: Most in demand jobs for 2021 revealed
Recruiter Hays has released a list of the most in-demand jobs for 2021
Small Business: Roadside stall start of Forage & Gold's success
Zoe Wood explains how her firm pivoted from a focus on tourists to the domestic market.
2021 life hack: How to turn 16 days' leave into 48 days off
It's time to get in those leave requests in before your colleagues do.
Our Business Heroes: Small Business, for powering through pandemic disruption
The Business Herald says small businesses are our business heroes this year.
Company fined: Man worked up to 80 hours a week, was only paid for 20
An investigation was launched after the employee complained to MBIE.
The thing Kiwi businesses don't need to hear in 2021
Here's the prediction none of us needs to hear right now, writes Damien Venuto.
Groping, sexism and discrimination: Female DJs fight back against harassment
Female DJs are speaking out against discrimination in the industry.
Bungled restructure: Company ordered to pay 27-year veteran $150,000
The employee of 27 years has been awarded more than $150,000 by the ERA.
Covid19 pivot: What are the best transferrable skills?
Problem-solving, teamwork, and communication are all sought-after skills not everyone has.
End of an era: Lion MD resigns as Aussies take over
Lion NZ will operate under a new model from February.
NZ great for women in business. And Māori women?
"I walk in the shops and people think I'm a shopkeeper."
From no applications to overwhelming interest: Growers swamped by job-seekers
The industry has faced criticism for not responding to kiwi applications for jobs.
Covid19: Skydive business reaches new heights after pandemic pivot
Skydive Auckland wins a supreme business award and thrives despite Covid's impact.
Campervan rates slashed in 'work from (motor)home' campaign
Tourism company hoping the mobile workplace trend in the US will take off here.
Kiwi ad agency paying back $200,000 wage subsidy
An Auckland-based business will be returning $203,000 to the Government.
Complaints against real estate agents reach new low
But the percentage of consumers who had issues or problems during transactions has risen.
From Irish dairy farm to running SkyCity Entertainment
"Having a job like this ... what a perfect opportunity" - New SkyCity CEO Michael Ahearne.
How is your Zoom etiquette? How to mind your meeting manners
Turn off the special filter that makes your head look like a potato if you want to impress
Government to let in 2000 fruit pickers from Pacific - but with living wage catch
The new border exceptions mean that few others will be granted before April next year.
What SMEs don't want for Christmas
New research shows Covid remains firmly on the minds of small business owners.
Revealed: Where the new jobs are in a Covid world
What kind of training will lead to secure jobs as we recover from the Covid recession?
St Lukes mall massage firm must pay ex-employee $13,000
Staff member's sexual harassment claims not upheld.
Revealed: SMEs hit the hardest by Covid-19 pandemic
Research from Yellow shows young businesses are the most at risk.
Barber shops shut in Auckland CBD - 'blame Mayor Goff'
Barber shop directs complaints to Phil Goff after closing three stores.
Premium: Sir John Key talks the globalised workplace
Former Prime Minister John Key talks to Crimson Consulting founder Jamie Beaton about the globalised workplace. Video / Crimson Global Academy
PhD students told: 'Take a break, pick fruit'
Foreign doctoral students advised to take a 'holiday' and pick fruit.
CDHB slammed for unjustified dismissal; must pay worker $42k
The CDHB was ordered to pay the worker $15,863.60 in lost wages and $27,000 compensation.