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'Work breakdown, cheers fellas': Bored meatworkers lose their jobs after drinking video

The men denied there was any alcohol in the pre-mix cans, saying it was only soft drink.

Brooke van Velden: Sick of being called the wrong kind of woman

The minister's biggest piece of contentious policy reform is yet to come.

Workplace Minister Brooke van Velden on plans for change and using the ‘C’ word

Act minister Brooke van Velden says women are sick of being told they’re the wrong kind of woman. Video / Mark Mitchell

Labour wants probe into Public Service Commission ads on mega-strike

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon believes the cost of the ads would be negligible.

Paul Jarvie: Why New Zealand needs a smarter approach to health and safety training

OPINION: New Zealand still trails Australia and the UK on workplace injury rates.

‘Worrying in a modern democratic society’: TVNZ warns of chilling effect on NZ journalism

TVNZ appeals to "responsible journalism" defence, arguing it cleared that hurdle.

What you should - and should never - write in a work email

The dos and don’ts of office comms: No platform is foolproof, says Kiwi HR expert.

Struggling bus driver offered more hours in exchange for sex with branch manager

The solo mum said it made her feel 'like a $2 hooker'. Now she's won $60k in damages.

One person taken to hospital after feared chlorine leak in Christchurch

It is understood the incident happened at a Tegal Foods plant.

Editorial: NZ cities face talent drain as young workers prioritise lifestyle, flexibility

OPINION: Workplaces are making changes for younger workers, why aren't our cities?

Fit to fight? Navy boss orders Kiwi sailors stop boozing after multiple incidents

Incidents in NZ and offshore lead to investigations and orders to stop unhealthy drinking.

Editorial: Farmers must be sick of Wellington's wonky ideas

OPINION: The minister spoke as though she has never set foot on a farm.

Bullying, defamation, threats: Wellington City councillors worst in NZ for staff complaints

Councillors have been accused of being inappropriate and intimidating to staff.

Over 3000 Boeing workers reject new contract, strikes loom

Boeing workers in Missouri and Illinois rejected the company's contract offer.

Traffic management expert doubtful new road cone hotline will work

'I'm very doubtful that this particular thread [the hotline] is going to bear fruit.'

Dad's work-from-home request denied after dispute

The dad wanted to remain working-from-home twice a week to help care for his children.