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Rude customer's shock note on bill to waitress stuns
At dinner, the waitress was pleasant to the husband and wife. Then she got a rude note.
At dinner, the waitress was pleasant to the husband and wife. Then she got a rude note.
Foreign buyer property sales would be taxed at 15 per cent by Nats.
OPINION: As the economy slides into recession, all tax cuts are risky.
OPINION: The simplicity of tax cuts makes them a potent political weapon.
Act holds a different position from its potential coalition partner National.
Also at post-Cabinet press conference: Doctors' strikes, health milestones, education.
New Zealand is doing better than Australia.
"Some people just think of disabled people as being, somehow, less than or not as good."
Income growth for wage and salary earners remains strong, says Stats NZ.
And hundreds more are set to go over the next few weeks as as DHB changes take effect.
Rules would require companies to be "transparent" about supply chains.
The average salary nationwide rose more than 6 per cent year-on-year.
OPINION: Also letters on Kennedy Pt Marina, intellect, heating, and the harbour bridge.
Retailer H & J Smith calls time on its long-running department store business.
OPINION: Why butt heads over wage negotiations every two or three years?
After years of pay restraint, state sector pay is on the up again.
New data shows lacklustre performance amid recession concerns.
“Hopefully, it can inspire other contractors to realise that they can demand better."
ACT is again the only party proposing a fully-costed alternative budget.
Kiwis workers could make thousands of dollars more in Australia, new figures show.
There's plenty of blame to share around - including for ourselves, the public.
The New Zealand Living Wage rate will increase by 9.9 per cent.
Boost for those on Living Wage, nearly half of retail burglaries are committed by youths & is PM Chris Hipkins' Honeymoon over in the latest New Zealand Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald
Te Whatu Ora said it now expected payments to current staff to begin in July.
Figures show wage growth may have plateaued and tracking behind annual inflation.
Calls for higher unemployment and lower wages hurt ordinary people the most.
It's the latest in mass UK strikes and will cause chaos over busy Easter travel period.
Gender equality won’t be achieved for 300 years given the current pace of change: UN head.
Companies will employ the next-gen robots in the next 10 years, a report predicts.
OPINION: Letters on cruise ships, policy cull, minimum wage, Marsden Pt, charter schools.