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What to do if you hate your job
If you're not feeling the love for work, it's time to analyse why, writes Val Leveson.
Racist abuse: Young Māori waitress calls for apology
'They were almost egging him on ... They were just laughing so hard.'
Port workers set to strike
It is set to be the first industrial action at the port in more than a decade.
Time for an attitude adjustment
Australia's gender issues compare similarly to those of New Zealand.
Tom O'Neil: Before you say I do
Do due diligence on your soon-to-be employer, prior to putting ink to paper.
Kiwi workers more stressed, anxious
Workers are more stressed than before, the survey says.
Former council employee awarded $20,000 by Employment Relations Authority
ERA rules failure to investigate personal grievance caused physical and emotional harm.
The biases that bind our thinking
Recruitment is one area where prejudices and unconscious biases come to the surface.
Focus Live Earlier: Horror death: Worked sucked into machinery, employer fined $367,000
Focus Live Earlier: Horror death: Worked sucked into machinery, employer fined $367,000
Work flexibility a win-win
Employers are open to an increasing range of flexible work options.
Nursing 'crisis': Hospitals battle staff shortages, patient surge
DHB's chief nurse says "relentless" pressure partly due to high patient demand in ED.
Colleague 'groped and fired' by Tinder boss
Former chief executive of Tinder has been accused of groping a colleague in a hotel room.
Tom O'Neil: Things your CV should always have
Tom O'Neil with some CV tips for job seekers.
Sacked for selfies: Worker fired after eight hours wins $3800 payout
Wei Hu's trial performance was unsatisfactory but he still got paid $4000.
Tips on how to climb the career ladder
Creating a career development plan can help motivate you to get to the next level.
Tom O'Neil: The problem with SMEs
Tom O'Neil on how SMEs can attract a new generation of job-seekers.
Sleepyhead's $1b plan and why looking after staff is good for business
Sleepyhead is the latest in a string of Kiwi businesses looking after their employees.
Work safety watchdog turns to cancer deaths
Worksafe will also be spending more time looking at mental health.
Bullying not just a work problem
Raewyn Court discovers workplace bullying is part of a wider societal problem.
Alleged bullying by MPs cuts across party lines
Bullying may prevent a clear and honest debate on the issue of choice in the way we die.
Grimace, frown, scowl: Why Kiwis can't stand emojis :(
But many of us like to use them to "clarify tone".
Managing your sick leave
Know your rights when it comes to sick leave, writes Raewyn Court.
Employers reaching out to Muslim community
Employers eager to understand the realities facing employees of the Muslim community.