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More than 94 per cent of members in both unions voted to strike.
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The resort manager then trespassed the woman, who held mana whenua status.
Pasifika Pay parity in need of electoral prioritisation
In 2021, for every dollar earned by a Pākehā man, Pacific men were paid 81 cents.
Talk show host accused of bullying, toxic work environment
More than a dozen of Jimmy Fallon’s staffers have come forward with allegations.
ED assault crisis has doctors demanding 24/7 security: 'Worst we have ever seen'
An influential group of emergency clinicians is urging politicians to act on the crisis.
Is working from home killing Wellington?
Fashion label Carly Harris and cafe chain Wishbone have partly blamed it for their demise.
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.
More than 5000 senior doctors, dentists strike today
More strikes are planned for the coming weeks.
Senior doctors to strike on Tuesday after union rejects offer
The union disputes Te Whatu Ora's claim that its offer 'essentially' met its request.
Opinion: We need to talk tourism as election approaches
OPINION: Relationship between tourism and Govt symbiotic; are parties taking it seriously?
More than 5000 senior doctors, dentists to strike on Tuesday
More strikes are planned for the coming weeks.
How I turned my midlife crisis into a fresh start
Telegraph: 'My crisis didn’t crash calamitously ... it was slow and insidious.'
Fiji’s Deputy PM calls on NZ Govt for visa-free travel
Biman Prasad says visa-free travel is the surest way to improve economic ties.
Nats promise 'hope and help' as Labour slams 'voodoo costings'
Foreign buyer property sales would be taxed at 15 per cent by Nats.
Most workers want to quit after a holiday, here's why
A recent survey has dug into what is behind post-holiday blues.
Claire Trevett: Nats' tax cuts hope 'squeezed middle' take money over the bag
OPINION: The simplicity of tax cuts makes them a potent political weapon.
Workplace accidents cost NZ $4b a year
An average of 73 people are killed in work accidents each year, double that of Australia.
'Once met, never forgotten’: Families of two young men killed in crash wait four years for answers
Part two: The families of two labour-hire workers killed in a road smash, have spoken up.
Employers attitudes big barrier to disabled employment
"It’s just about being flexible, accommodating and willing."
Why taking a 'sickie' could cost you in other benefits
The number of days staff were absent from work last year increased to a record high.
Working For Families is failing poor whānau, review won't help
OPINION: A Working for Families review will not help those who need it most.
Popular dive operator avoids prosecution after traumatic school trip
The dive company avoided prosecution over a traumatic Poor Knights school trip.
'Appalling' employment gap for disabled people needs urgent attention - advocacy group
"Some people just think of disabled people as being, somehow, less than or not as good."
Labour would need to double key welfare promise to account for inflation
Labour's lift to the abatement threshold does not account for inflation.
New wage growth stats: How did your pay rise stack up?
Income growth for wage and salary earners remains strong, says Stats NZ.
Simon Wilson: Labour and National are becalmed in a sea of voter scepticism
OPINION: Will the two main parties ever learn to fill the sails of purpose and hope?
'End of a challenging time' - Govt ditches all remaining Covid restrictions
It comes as reported cases and hospitalisations have been trending up in past two weeks.
FENZ investigation finds lack of landslide-related training for firefighters
'FENZ’s risk management systems did not identify landslides as a hazard.'
West Coast’s rental market 'worst it’s ever been'
'I’ve never seen it like this before - it’s the worst it’s ever been.'
Who let the dogs in? Workplaces embrace canine colleagues
One workplace even has online staff profiles for their pooches.
Secondary teachers ratify new collective agreement
"Secondary teachers can now get on with the vital business of teaching and learning."
The billion-dollar spend-up: How much will Hawke’s Bay contractors see of it?
An auditor could be appointed to ensure Hawke's Bay contractors contribute to rebuild.
How a Gen Z digital nomad balances technology with enjoying travel
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