Liam Dann: Worse than recession – have we hit stagflation?
OPINION: Is New Zealand getting stuck in the worst possible economic trap?
OPINION: Is New Zealand getting stuck in the worst possible economic trap?
The Ministry of Health held an all-staff meeting on the plan this morning.
OPINION: Nicola Willis’ first Budget has done exactly what she had put on the tin.
The joint venture is 'unable to profitably process mussels in Tauranga'.
The ministry's digital division will cut about 146 positions.
The data shows 2.3 million jobs were filled in the March quarter.
The Ministry of Justice is the latest to announce workforce cuts.
The funding for 500 new cops will actually result in only 300, the association says.
The environment ministry's workforce is proposed to be slashed by one third.
Between banks, supermarkets and petrol, more oversight is needed not less.
The state broadcaster is now appealing to the Employment Court as a dispute turns ugly.
OPINION: 'She has been spending hours every day seeking employment with no joy.'
March quarter data from Stats NZ showed an increase in the unemployment rate.
The scale of financial trouble the builder contracted by Kāinga Ora is in is revealed.
ERO was directed to slash 6.5 per cent of its spending amid wider public sector cuts.
Niwa said it would not be commenting while consultation was underway.
Westpac NZ CEO cites tense geopolitical environment adding to uncertainty.
The ministry accepted another 59 voluntary redundancies last week.
Workers have been told not to make a decision 'on a whim'.
Beneath the topline unemployment figures, labour market data was worse than expected.
Overall, about 3474 public service jobs will go.
More people are out of work, but the rate's still low compared to many previous years.
Household inflation is well above consumer price inflation, and there's one major culprit.
Labour market data for the first quarter is due on Wednesday.
OPINION: Momentum is on the rise, but plenty more to do.
EDITORIAL: New unemployment figures are to be released next week.
Documents suggest the loss of nearly 600 roles at the Ministry of Education.
It is the latest department to announce job cuts as part of Govt's cost-cutting measures.
Data from Seek shows job ad volumes continue to fall, albeit at a slower rate in March.
Meet the employers who can't get workers despite the recession.