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Work site electric shock: Man remains critical, initial inquiries under way
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AI: Is your job at risk from digital humans?
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Gisborne businesses’ efforts to stay open after cyclone amid water crisis
Businesses hard hit by Covid are now struggling post-cyclone with water restrictions.
Worker, sacked while on maternity leave, wins $23k for unfair dismissal
The young mother pleaded with her boss, saying she would put her baby in daycare.
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Amazon workers hold first UK strike, adding to labour turmoil
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Firefighters back in business as 18-month dispute officially settled
The vote to ratify the settlement of the dispute passed with almost 98 per cent approval.
Summer bonanza: More than 20,000 working holidaymakers arrive in NZ
A further 18,000 workers have also had their visas approved.
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A female office worker was “sent home” after bosses said her outfit was “inappropriate".
The New New Zealand: Rebuilding Better - The future of work
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A small group of New Zealand Uber drivers were ruled to be employees.
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WorkSafe lacks strategy and impact - report
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