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Google axes 12,000 jobs as tech sector layoffs spread
It equates to 6 per cent of Google's workforce, in latest mass tech culls.
Thousands of UK ambulance workers go on strike
Nurses, train and bus drivers and postal workers are also striking across the UK.
Taking a step towards equality: Companies introduce gender-affirming work policies
Employees share their experiences as workplaces bring in leave programmes and support.
Missing bags misery: Airline group head ‘feels’ passengers’ frustration
Resources may be stretched even thinner with the return of tourists from China.
Australian Apple workers strike over rostering and pay
200 union members in Australia had either walked off or didn't show up to their shifts.
Hilary Barry’s joy: ‘I’m finally free to be me’
Barry opens up about finally being able to let her personality shine.
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.
Editorial: Time for a well-earned break
EDITORIAL: We all need to rest and recharge - if possible.
EU reeling as scandal tarnishes parliament’s credibility
Corruption and bribery scandal linked to Qatar's Football World Cup rocks EU.
Wellington council spending millions on half-empty office space
A review of council working arrangements is underway, given occupancy is just 50 per cent.
Women warned to be wary of double-edged sword of workplace flexibility
Is working from home damaging your career prospects?
Editorial: GP nurses’ pay parity puzzling
OPINION: Our editorial on general practice nurses' pay claims.
Qatar says World Cup worker deaths ‘between 400 and 500′
Much higher figure by official made during interview with British journalist Piers Morgan.
Lack of hands-on training leaves new doctors feeling unprepared
Half of those surveyed had never attended a trauma call or resuscitation.
'Twitter Blue' signups unavailable after fake accounts flood platform
Anyone can get a blue tick as long as they have a phone, a credit card and $8 a month.
'Remote work is no longer allowed': Musk orders Twitter staff back into office
The announcement comes after mass layoffs at the social media company.
The New New Zealand: Rebuilding Better - The future of work
NZH took to the streets to ask Kiwis how they saw the future of work in Aotearoa as, we emerge from the pandemic. Video / NZ Herald
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OPINION: Sienna Miller and I have the wrong thing in common.
The big economic and social questions New Zealand faces
Rebuilding Better: Does NZ's Covid response offer a model for another big challenge?
The big corporate where only 70% of workers can come into the office
Hybrid working has become more of a permanent shift for some businesses.
The top faux pas that are driving us out of the office
It seems it doesn't take a lot for colleagues to get under our skin.
Govt probes allegations of mistreatment at Chateau Tongariro
Govt investigation probes allegations of staff mistreatment at iconic Tongariro hotel.
New report shows Pasifika workers changing island names to get a job
The Human Rights Commission is calling on the Government to close the Pacific Pay Gap.
'Never been more vacancies': 30,000 more hospitality staff needed for summer
Pressure on as industry loses about 55,000 staff in just two years.
Jobs For Mums: Auckland start-up has big plans
Why stay-at-home mothers could be the key to fixing the country's labour shortage.
Disgraced film heavyweight hired for renowned NZ director's 'swansong'
Wayne McCormack was convicted of assaulting two staff. He's now working with one again.
University staff ready for strike action today
The union is pushing for an 8 per cent pay rise to keep pay in step with inflation.
Impossible to measure impact of nurses' refusal to work extra shifts - union
Nurses are protesting over the end of the winter Covid-19 bonus.
Sasha Borissenko: Strange UK laws you've probably broken
A list of some of the peculiar laws to come out of the motherland.
Lessons so far from the world's biggest four-day work week trial
The four-day work week could be here to stay for many participating in trial.
Focus: Luxon defends redactions in Sam Uffindell report
National Party leader Christopher Luxon defends the redactions made to the Sam Uffindell report. Video / Mark Mitchell
Construction's catalogue of tragedy: But is building really the riskiest job?
Construction is relatively safe when fatalities in that sector are compared to others.
Chemical spill at Fulton Hogan injures worker
The subcontractor suffered burns after a laboratory accident at an Auckland workplace.