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It's a lie that you work best under pressure, writes Paul Catmur.
Tax trip-up: The implications of a working holiday business trip
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Office wars: Worker fumes at fridge act
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'Dire' staff shortage: NZ hotels offer guests discounts to clean their rooms
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Opinion: Sockburn killing - The buck stops with you, minister
The man accused of killing Laisa Waka Tunidau in random attack was in mental health care.
NZ brand Allbirds to cover costs of US staff seeking abortions
The company said the Roe v Wade ruling would directly affect the rights of its staff.
Paul Catmur: The art of not working during work hours - and getting paid for it
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Leeann Watson: Mandatory self-isolation periods for household contacts causing havoc across business sector
OPINION: The scheme is fundamentally flawed, and it's not being complied with.
Seven days of chaos: TVNZ and the end of Kamahl Santamaria
Broadcasting star's career unravelled over one dramatic week.
The 4-day work week myth - and why NZ risks being 'left behind'
The way we work is set to evolve quickly in the coming years.
Why you're happier if you make friends at work
The etiquette around befriending colleagues is complicated but worth it.
The rise and rise of Japan's unsackable slacker
Financial Times: In a culture that rewards seniority, young workers feel resentment.
'That money is for my kids': Ex cafe worker still waiting for payout from boss
A pregnant waitress who won $25,000 from her boss is fighting to get the award.
Tight labour market leads to $10,000 finder's fees, large sign-on bonuses
Companies grappling with labour shortages turn to hefty cash incentives to recruit staff.
The office monsters are trying to claw their way back to 2019
New York Times: Workplaces revert to old school views on remote working and productivity.
Revealed: The 'appalling' number of ACC claims for long Covid accepted
ACC data shows only 73 claims for Covid have been made - and a tinier number accepted.
Mt Eden prison staff crisis: 102 vacancies, double-bunking to increase nationally
There are 102 vacancies at Mt Eden prison, where some units now can't be staffed.
Office space running out in Christchurch as businesses move in from suburbs
Office vacancy in the city is at 9.7 per cent, the lowest since 1993.
Anatomy of a media scandal: Inside Kamahl Santamaria's fall from grace
Allegations emerged out of TVNZ this week — but how far back do they stem?
'Fatal gas chamber': Waste Management fined for worker's death
Jim Gideon was exposed to high amounts of hydrogen sulphide gas on the day he died.
Quarry tragedy: Mum-of-two's death - 'to hear the kids, it really hurts'
'You forget how much you need your parents ... To hear the kids, it really hurts.'
Workplace behaviour: Give us a smile? Not unless you want to cause offence
Employment laws and more 'woke' attitudes have increased sensitivity in office behavior.
First time? Crypto, crashes and job hopping: What young Kiwis should do as the market drops
Financial journalist, author and podcaster Frances Cook on finances during a dip.
Gloriavale leaders apologise for 'abhorrent' sexual abuse, child labour
Landmark court decision opens the door for further court action against Gloriavale.
Egg company fined $200,000 after worker's thumb severed
Auckland poultry company also ordered to pay reparations to employee.
Comment: Why a high minimum wage doesn't make best 'employee market'
OPINION: "It's a trap to believe a high minimum wage is the key to employee retention."
Rare prosecution: Ex-Auckland port CEO denies charges over worker's death
The charges are unprecedented for an executive of a major New Zealand company.