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Investigation into MediaWorks allegations ends, findings to be revealed to staff shortly
It's understood at least some of the findings in the report will go to staff shortly.
No brainer: The new tick your company needs to support neurodiverse workers
The Warehouse and AT have signed up for the Brain Badge and want others to do the same.
WorkSafe probes truckers' poor pay in safety investigation
The study done for WorkSafe recommends improving health and safety laws.
CEOs with unusual names pursue unusual strategies
Research shows a correlation between names and business strategies.
Do you really need all that office space?
Do employers still need to fork out rent on a sprawling office space?
Person dies at lodge in remote part of Marlborough Sounds
Police are investigating the death.
New sick leave laws start tomorrow: Why unions say they don't go far enough
Tomorrow, changes to double sick leave entitlements from five to 10 days come into effect.
Outcome of probe into bullying complaints at top private school revealed
New board chairman says issues stemmed from policies, systems and people.
The Cult of We: WeWork, weed and wild ambition
Financial Times: A new book looks into the remarkable rise and fall of Adam Neumann.
Slack chief's plan to fight back against endless Zoom calls
Eight hours of Zoom calls is a brutal way to spend the day.
Ben Kepes: It's okay to be vulnerable in business
Feelings of inadequacy and mental health strain are more common than many realise.
Analysis: The hazards of a 'nice' company culture
A nice company culture isn't always a good thing.
Four-day working week: Iceland shows the long and the short of it
Iceland is running an experiment in its public sector.
The handshake is back - and it's causing etiquette chaos
Businesspeople are embracing the handshake again.
More than 80,000 job listings: Best paying regions, sectors revealed
It's a job hunter's market at the moment.
Opinion: Are company founders really so special?
Popular notions about founders are often wrong.
The new rules designed to curb lawyers' bad behaviour
OPINION: Until now, bullying within the legal profession has been largely sidelined.
'Notoriously slow': Police vetting puts childcare centres under pressure
Holdups mean vacancies not filled quickly and relief staff unable to work.
The signs that you're heading for burnout at work
The inability to switch off is hurting workers around the world.
Pointless after-hours emails need to go
Our always-on culture doesn't always live up to the hype.
Nurses strike: 'I try to cry at home, I go to work afraid'
For eight hours, 1400 Northland nurses stopped work to ask for a better deal.
Tragic childcare death: Unknown how long 4yo lay unconscious on childcare slide
Coroner says it's not known how long 4-year-old lay unconscious.
Why Kiwi businesses fail to look after their workers
A survey of employees rated workplaces 62 out of 100 - poor on a world scale.
'Three of my fingers were gone at the end': Teen mechanic's horror at work
Young musician lost part of three fingers - but considers himself lucky.
Women on boards help improve wider gender equity
Appointing more female directors has a broader effect on workplace gender equity.
Former RNZ Concert worker calling for inquiry after alleged sexual harassment
The woman says the man who slapped her bottom at work faced no consequences.
Pike River: Families launch legal challenge on decision not to re-enter mine
Families filed a judicial review in Wellington today.
Ben Kepes: The times, they are a changin' - and not only in good ways
Not all the changes in the workforce are good, writes Ben Goodale.
How to start fixing NZ's dire productivity levels
Andrew Barnes argues that low productivity doesn't have to be inevitable.
Paul Catmur: How to deal with an over-promoted, untalented boss
At some point, you may find yourself wondering how your boss ever got their job.
Words of wisdom: Top Kiwi businesswomen spill the beans
Seven women in top roles prove that good advice can take many forms.
Editorial: If productivity is not rewarded, it will unlikely be obtained
EDITORIAL: Can New Zealand start working smarter, not harder?
Why wages could soar, but not everyone will benefit
Reserve Bank tips a rise in wage inflation in the coming months as skills shortages bite.