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Underachievers to fund state sector pay rises
Department bosses told those who don't perform face cuts so those who do well can be rewarded.
Pay rise for city's CEO 5 times what staff given
$35,000 increase stuns Manukau councillor, but mayor says it's based on chief's contract.
Australians are workaholics, study finds
Australians work more than two billion hours of unpaid overtime a year.
Pay packets feel the squeeze of recession
Wages growth remained feeble in the September quarter as the recession took its toll on pay packets.
<i>Ross Crotty:</i> Courts not always the best solution
Heading to the courts is not always the best solution in industrial disputes, says employment lawyer Ross Crotty.
<i>Kate Ross:</i> Signs of life on recruitment front
The general feel from the jobs market right now is cautious optimism, writes Kate Ross.
Tough decisions needed to avoid crisis -Treasury
Tough decisions about prisons, education, pensions and tax need to be made if NZ is to avoid a looming Government debt crisis, says Treasury.
<i>Brian Fallow</i>: Lucky country moving further out of reach
How can we expect an Australian standard of living when their productivity is about 40 per cent higher than ours, asks Brian Fallow.
Mystery Fonterra exec gets $3.7m payout
A departing Fonterra executive has pipped CEO Andrew Ferrier's take-home salary, receiving total payments of up to $3.72 million.
Fonterra boss takes pay cut worth as much as $360,000
Fonterra's highest-paid employee - likely to be chief executive Andrew Ferrier - appears to have taken a pay cut of up to $360,000.
TVNZ pays 168 staff more than $100,000
Twelve staff at TVNZ get $290,000 a year or more, its annual report shows.
NZ in top 10 countries for income disparity
Several of the world's weathiest countries also lay claim to a title they would not be so proud of - the biggest gaps between rich and poor.