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Spy agency faces flak over CV saga
NZ's spy agency is expected to be drawn into the saga of a top defence official who has quit after claims he falsified his CV.

Athletes' career game plan
Champions need help adjusting to life after sporting glory, writes Val Leveson

<i>Kate Ross: </i> What's happening now?
Candidates also seem to have a new, fresh enthusiasm for work at the moment, being less particular and more keen to take on all kinds of work.

Build talent on front lines
An effective contact centre will enhance a company's reputation and reward its employees.

Police want more young recruits
Police want more young recruits and are about to launch a campaign to attract them as the average age of officers rises.

<i> Kate Ross: </i>No time like the present
Why are employers hesitating to snap up the best person for the job when they come along?

<i>Craig McIvor</i>: Before you start training, ask: What is it that you're training for?
Rather than teaching young people how to be CEOs, it's better to start with the basics.

Businesses cautious but positive about hiring more staff, survey finds
New Zealand businesses remain positive about hiring staff but are seeking a higher percentage of contract workers.

LinkedIn - it's not what they know...
To some, it is the most boring website since watching-grass-grow.com.

Bridge to success built on reputation
Good relationships are crucial to your working future, writes Robyn Webb.

<i>Susan Watson</i>: Ending the corporate pay spiral
Performance based executive pay is a flawed idea ...

Big OE back on the menu
If London and other traditional destinations for the OE-brigade are back in business, corporates here could be hit with huge attrition rates.

Out of the door and possibly out of the country...
All in a day's work: If your terms and conditions are altered without your consent, speak up!