Disappointed bus drivers and cleaners stormed out of a meeting after being presented with NZ Bus's revised pay offer today.

A high-flying NZ banking exec says she was hounded out of her $250,000 pounds ($578,000) a year job in London by sexist Japanese bosses.

Drivers and cleaners will decide between 9.30am and 2pm tomorrow whether to accept NZ Bus's pay offer.

Heading to the courts is not always the best solution in industrial disputes, says employment lawyer Ross Crotty.

Most workplaces seem ill-prepared to accommodate the new law change which would allow managers to exercise more control over workers' regular breaks.

Cellphone use may not affect drivers' insurance claims in the case of an accident, but employers are taking a hard line.

The Govt has introduced a law change that will allow bosses to withhold workers' regular breaks, and instead pay for the time or trade the breaks.

The number of employees planning to change jobs is rising, a sure sign that the economic downturn seems to have passed.

The Govt is looking at introducing competition to the work account, which covers personal injuries in the workplace.

New Zealanders will end up paying more for ACC under a privatised scheme, says Labour.

Women are finding entry to the boardroom even tougher after the recession, says Gill South.