World's richest man wants 3-day week
The world's richest man is calling for a radical overhaul of our work-life balance that would see people at their jobs for just three days a week.
The world's richest man is calling for a radical overhaul of our work-life balance that would see people at their jobs for just three days a week.
Graham Darlow, Fletcher Construction chief executive, pays tribute to his engineering father Bob Darlow for inspiring him in his career and giving him his most precious possession.
In our parents' (or grandparents') generation it was possible to rely on a job for life.
Fred Malek, worth an estimated $500m, has enjoyed a 50-year career spanning many worlds, from hotels to airlines to sports.
Comfort zones can be very hard to get out of but staying there too long can be, well, uncomfortable. What many people don't realise is that getting out of your comfort zone is not necessarily a great leap and can be done in small steps.
You already know that caffeine is a drug, but really thinking about what that means in terms of physiological effects on your body can be a little alarming.
The issues of cyber bullying and bullying in schools get a lot of attention, but bullying in the workplace flies under the radar.
Recruiters spend an average of six seconds looking at each resume that crosses their desk and New Zealanders are making silly errors that are costing them their dream jobs.
Nine out of 10 New Zealanders believe a "Friday feeling" exists while many spend the last two hours of the working week getting ready for the weekend, a survey has found.
Technology will drive a rapid change in the working environment during the next five years, says workplace design expert Donna Wheatley. Wheatley, who has a PhD in workplace design, said rapidly evolving technology was enabling people to be more...
We're all just so "busy" these days. "Slammed" in fact. "Buried," writes blogger Meredith Fineman. "There seems to be a constant exchange, even a one-upping, of just how much we have on our plates when we communicate about our work."
Frantic? Stressed from your never ending ‘to do’ list? A few simple tweaks can help you work smarter, writes Debbie Mayo-Smith.
Your Business editor Caitlin Sykes talks with Lauren Callender, owner of The Aviary, about going it alone in business.
Rich-lister Graeme Hart was hands-on with the design of his new luxury superyacht, says the naval architect behind the estimated $78 million vessel.
Greg Shanahan knows a lot about the New Zealand technology sector. For the past 15 years, he has been following the progress of almost 300 of the nation's top technology companies and reporting on their successes.
Caitlin Sykes talks with Greg Walden, owner of The Jungle Gym, about keeping well.
Caitlin Sykes talks with Karen Staples, owner and founder of Pure Delish, about keeping well.
Caitlin Sykes talks with Imogene Bevan, owner of mobile beauty business POP Nails about keeping well.
No matter the volume, you are probably close to hating your inbox. Debbie Mayo-Smith explains how to use rules and filters to manage your mail.
Getting work done through others is the fastest way to increase productivity. However, many struggle with the 'how'.