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Play to your strengths in business
Despite perceptions, introverted people are some of the best leaders, writes Dani Wright.
Despite perceptions, introverted people are some of the best leaders, writes Dani Wright.
Enjoy the holiday while it lasts then plan for your return to the workplace.
As the summer holidays end how are you feeling about returning to work?
App users will get an alert if lightning is expected to hit near them.
It turns out a similar series of ads also appeared in the US.
An independent investigator can make life easier when dealing with a workplace complaint.
The ad has gone viral... for all the wrong reasons.
The world's tech giants are deploying machine-learning algorithms to ferret out hackers.
Giving up isn't always as bad as it sounds - in fact, it's sometimes necessary.
This summer we look back at the big stories of last year. This is from November.
Corporate giant Spark has embraced Agile working - but what does that mean?
The company boss said he wanted to show appreciation to his workers.
The reforms which take immediate effect relate to union reps and personal grievances.
Lawyers in the UK are warning managers not to send emails in capital letters.
Health and safety is becoming a bigger thing in New Zealand's workplaces.
Take time to reflect on what you learned this year, says Tom O'Neil.
A study has found that NZ CEOs are using non standard accounting methods.
Government announces some changes to ACC levy regime.
Why are we seeing more strike action? Is it back to the 1970s or just an overdue catch up?
Woman sued boss for racial discrimination but tribunal found for employer.
Parliamentary Service told the staffer to desist or it would be "forced" to act.
Enjoy the break and decide what you want to develop in your career, writes Raewyn Court
It's a horrible having to apply for a position in a company you are already working for.
Comment: Workplace law reforms may come back to haunt the coalition, says Mike Hosking.
COMMENT: Kiwis think that they are too good for seasonal work.
A ball pit or fancy lunchroom probably isn't enough.
Want to impress your manager? Then don't buy into their time-wasting, writes Dani Wright.
Chorus wouldn't comment on the exact nature of the allegations.