Women feel need to bury sexism struggles
'Unwritten rule' of brushing off sexism seems the norm for many.
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Mike Hosking: It's time for the equality warriors to get real
COMMENT: Women are way too smart to fall for this kind of nonsense.
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Ridiculous daily routine of bank executive
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Mentoring migrant job seekers
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Scaffolding company fined $180,000 after workplace safety offences
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Tom O'Neil: Reflect on your work year
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Kiwi company offers mental health leave
Kiwi boss says businesses need to do a better job of looking after workers' mental health.
Attracting and keeping talent
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Gisborne port worker killed by log a mother of two
Female worker believed to be a mother of two.
Gisborne port worker killed by falling log
The death will be referred to the Coroner and WorkSafe has been notified.
Blazing a trail to the boardroom
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Four-day week becomes permanent at Kiwi company
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Coke's culture is the real thing
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Shine a light on gender pay gap
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