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IHC facing ruin after multi-million pay order
The IHC is seeking Govt help over an Employment Court case that could cost it $80 million in backpay and an extra $20m a year in wages.
School to fight any charges over boiler death
Auckland secondary school says it will vigorously defend any charges it might face over fatal explosion.
Unions and Labour argue holiday changes unfair
Unions and the Labour Party have reacted angrily to a Government decision to allow workers to cash in their fourth week of holidays.
Banks taking fizz out of staff Christmas parties
Banks are worried about how they will be perceived if they throw lavish Christmas parties.
The changing face of work
Ten reasons why the workplace of 2009 is almost unrecognisable from that of 1999.
Course offers stepping stone into police
Unitec training first set up for Maori and Pasifika.
Self-made story an inspiration to others
After knock-backs author worked hard to publish her own book.
Warehouse staff to resume industrial action
About a quarter of workers at The Warehouse will resume industrial action after talks between the company and a union broke down.
Showdown at city's museum
Auckland Museum director Vanda Vitali, and the museum trust board are embroiled in a performance dispute.
Police officers rammed by drunk getaway driver
Officers searching for a runaway car were stunned to suddenly see "sparks flying and the car heading straight towards them" at an intersection.
Police spread net wide for more women recruits
A police recruitment drive is aiming to almost double the number of female police officers working the beat.