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Disgraced health boss lost earlier job - and no one checked
Nigel Murray's behaviour was "totally unacceptable", says State Services Commissioner.
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Your next interview might involve artificial intelligence.
Universities cut ties with Russell McVeagh
Universities across the board have cut ties with Russell McVeagh.
For Your Eyes Only: GCSB on the hunt for recruits
Keen for a job at the GCSB? There's the promise of great perks - and "often unique" work.
New Auckland hotel: 100 jobs and one day to fill them
Almost 300 people have applied for positions ranging from receptionist to porter to chef.
Migrant maths teachers mired in red tape
Teachers still face immigration hurdles despite so-called "fast-track" measures.
Overseas teachers jump at $5000 grant
Applications have opened for relocation grants for overseas and expatriate Kiwi teachers.
It's a crisis: School's in, but where are the teachers?
A huge overseas recruitment drive will help in schools this year but many still have gaps.
Recruiter paid $106k to help hire Murray
Recruitment company which hired disgraced health boss was paid $106,000.
Students switch to health, engineering
Students switching from BA and BCom degrees to more job-rich fields such as IT.
Don't be afraid of robots taking your job
Are we about to live in a scary world of automation?
New storm over police recruitment video
A police recruitment video has received criticism for breaching land transport rules.
Samoan officer wearing turban 'violated tradition'
A Sikh community leader says the incorrectly tied turban concerned him.
Five biggest recruitment blunders
Kiwis are wasting $600m a year by using outdated recruitment methods, hiring expert says.
Up to 20,000 UK builders may apply for NZ jobs
An attempt to lure overseas builders to New Zealand launches in the United Kingdom today.
Plan to get builders jumping to NZ
New campaign will be launched in October to entice builders to immigrate to this country.
Expat teachers get $7000 grant to return
Up to 100 expatriate and foreign teachers will get a $7000 grant to move to NZ.
Listen up to switch on your staff
Pick up on disengagement to maintain talented staff. By Joanna Mathers.
Tom O'Neil: Selling yourself to employers
Ensure you communicate your value clearly when entering the workforce.
Pay rises on horizon for top talent
Know what value you've added to a company when asking for more money.
Speed of change transforms labour market
Businesses must respond to the rapidly altering economic, cultural and digital landscape
Vet wipes parental leave warning on job ad
Parental leave warning removed from job ad after Herald story.
Govt wants Kiwis to be 'global citizens'
Government wants the education system to equip young Kiwis to "live and work globally".
Flying blind for the good of the firm
Recruitment process limits unconscious bias, writes Sarah Ell
Tom O'Neil: It's (not) all about you
Most of us think our CV is about highlighting skills and expertise to employers. It isn't.
Labour hire boss jailed for 32 months
A labour hire company head has been sentenced to nearly three years' jail for tax evasion.
Private schools lure high-paid principals
Five state school principals have taken top jobs in private schools in the past two years.
No promotion - I'm off, young workers say
Yet just 14 per cent of organisations have a programme to fast-track young talent.