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Employees reveal their most embarrassing moments
Workers shared stories of cringe-worthy meetings in anonymous online posts.
Workers shared stories of cringe-worthy meetings in anonymous online posts.
The employment world is moving faster than ever in terms of new technologies.
Job seekers likely to judge potential roles by the availability of on-going training.
As the workforce changes, the skills necessary to remain relevant evolve.
The company failed to respect his "right to disconnect" outside office hours.
For a business, having a mentoring programme can help with retention of talent.
An Aussie dad is working less and earning more through the sharing economy.
New scheme to oversee safe-staffing levels in public hospitals
KiwiRail's new graduate programme gives comprehensive experience, writes Raewyn Court
Review called into Fire and Emergency policies to address bullying and harassment.
They're ambitious and confident, but also financially literate and realistic.
Older workers feeling discriminated against may have better luck under govt proposals.
A new study should be the final nail for open-plan offices.
Survey shows 62 per cent of employees didn't even bother to ask for an increase.
Prefab housing is key to solving our crisis but it faces some ridiculous barriers.
Tom O'Neil on the five key things you need to successfully transition into your next role.
Spreading the traffic out over the day could lessen congestion.
Big companies are making life easier for new parents with more paid leave and sick days.
Quirky perks might be fun, but they don't help to improve the culture in a workplace.
The 'meeting culture' of some organisations can be counter-productive
COMMENT: Women definitely bring more new thinking to company boards.
Every morning he clocked in and went straight home, returning in afternoon to clock out.
COMMENT: It isn't proven that gender diversity brings benefits.
Companies contract with employment assistance programmes ensuring counselling support.
Why Kiwis are feeling gloomier about our health and well-being.
Some companies are starting to reveal all the salaries of employees.
Bosses looking at stopping work-related emails being sent to employees outside work hours.
Kiwis advised to de-stress and switch off as workplace pressure rises
Are you stressed at work? You're not alone.