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NZ Herald, Newstalk ZB staff called to meeting; fears of job losses
Media Insider: NZME staff have been called to a meeting on Wednesday morning.
New data shows economy still struggling
Service sector survey and Seek job ads both point to a tough end for 2024.
Opinion: Why you should treat workplace friendships like your diet – aim for balance and variety
Workplaces are places where you can make valuable friends.
Decisions over Kinleith Mill and Dame Tariana Turia’s tangihanga concludes | NZ Herald News Update
Tokoroa's Kinleith Mill closure is to be decided by the end of the month and politicians and family gather for the final day of Dame Tariana Turia’s tangihanga. Video / NZ Herald
'This is wild': Kiwis shocked after Americans reveal eye-opening work norm
'I literally don’t understand... how do you not absolutely lose your mind?'
The top 10 big tech trends for 2025 and beyond
From agentic AI to ambient invisible intelligence and brain implants.
Logging in and cashing out: Why are pop stars turning to Only Fans?
The 'DIY porn' platform generates billions, some are using it to boost their income.
Seven traits of a dark empath – and why you should be wary of them
They're too nice but drain you emotionally and the drama never ends. Here's how to cope.
Loss of skilled workers forcing a rethink on future of the workforce - recruitment firm
Recruitment specialists HainesAttract says there is a degree of complacency.
‘It's magical’: Kiwi teacher working as Santa's elf in Lapland village
Experiencing phenomena like the Northern Lights makes up for long work hours, Kiwi says.
SH1 open to the North: Mangamuka Gorge ready for summer traffic
Mangamuka Gorge has opened again after years of closure after rain caused multiple slips.
Opinion: What your out of office email says about you
OPINION: Are you a Gen Z, goody two-shoes or baton passer?
Opinion: Barriers hindering Māori and Pasifika in workplace
OPINION: One-third of Māori, Pasifika report career barriers; equity boosts innovation.
Crime scene cleaner spills on worst clean up ever
From bloody crime scenes to meth labs, how does she handle it and what can we learn?
Hiring activity rises for just the second time this year
The latest data from Seek show job ad volumes rose in November.
Fire and Emergency boss turns hose on bullying, harassment: 'Enough is enough'
Service's reputation is being tarnished by those acting inappropriately, its CEO says.
Hefty ACC levy hikes confirmed for next three years
The Government is to commission a review of the state insurer, as costs soar.
Editorial: Do public servants really not deserve Christmas?
OPINION: Grinchy spending cuts mean no Christmas do for many employed by the Government.
Man 'smashed' with wheel brace in Auckland road rage attack
The man has been left with broken ribs and major facial injuries.
Top NZ law firms reveal their plans for Xmas parties and performance bonuses
From bonuses and Christmas gifts to end-of-year parties.
Opinion: Iwi invest in infrastructure - building futures, training workers
OPINION: Iwi invest in solar farms, boosting jobs and sustainability across New Zealand.
Sacré bleu! Santa shortage hits France
Working conditions and 'rude children' blamed for country's Father Christmas shortfall.
'A lot of angry people': Workers at NZ's largest paper mill told of plans to halt production
Many workers chose to walk out of a meeting at Kinleith Mill this morning.
Why sitting all day may shorten your life
NY Times: Sitting too long harms health, from weakened muscles to cardiovascular risks.
‘Regards is such a cold word’: What your email sign-off says about you
Signing off was obvious with written letters, but the rules are far less clear with email.
Māori, Pasifika, and women have been identified as essential to filling workforce shortages
New study aims to boost employment of disabled Kiwis.
Why your standing desk isn't making you any healthier
Is a standing desk really better for your health than sitting down?