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Shine a light on gender pay gap
Women, are the blokes in your office earning more than you, asks Diana Clement.
NZ has bullying problem, Parliament no exception - Green MP
The PM needs to have a blunt talk with Meka Whaitiri about her future, says Paula Bennett.
Tom O'Neil: Keys to reduce stress
Workplace stress is a danger to our teams and our businesses.
How these NZ firms have closed gender pay gap
Beer giant DB Breweries and WSP Opus have closed their gender pay gaps.
Note to hirers: Get on social media
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Why young mums are leaving the corporate world behind
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A new survey suggests that employers are expecting workers to put in more hours.
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Resilience is an attribute that's widely perceived as positive in the employment world.
Avoid the cultural black hole
Effective cultures have leaders with a clearly articulated mission.
Time to close the pay gap or face quotas
NZ women won the right to vote 125 years ago but equality is still some way off.
Nats challenge NZ First over work law
Workplace minister says all Government parties support the workplace bill.
Fonterra Amps up the workforce
New app crosses borders to create virtual teams that understand a variety of consumers.
Workplace law changes a 'smack in the face'
Business groups are unhappy Government has not buckled on employment law changes.
Flagrant sexism, misogyny: Appalling truth about NZ law
COMMENT: "Nothing about the profession is equal...and I am justifiably furious."
It's hard to say goodbye
Long gone are the days of bosses saying "on yer bike mate'" for a little indiscretion.
Tom O'Neil: Get your body language right
Try not to make your body language annoy the recruiter.
'Too many rules for small sports bodies'
Matthew Cooper says he was as nervous at Parliament as he was at his test debut.
Focus: A timeline of the Employment Relations Amendment Bill
In the wake of the Employment Relations Amendment Bill passing into law, sweeping changes have been made to workers and employers rights.
Ports of Auckland worker in straddle truck incident dies
The straddle truck tipped over at Fergusson Container Terminal, trapping the man.
KiwiRail pay hike favours lowest paid workers
KiwiRail will increase pay for 2,319 Rail and Maritime Transport Union members
Port container terminal closed after worker critically hurt
Worker has been critically hurt after straddle truck tipped over on Auckland's waterfront.
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A luxury Mexico hotel might be offering the world's best job.
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Gender differences at work: relishing competence or seeking a challenge?
An end to sexism can benefit men
Gender stereotypes in the workplace are still alive and well.
Leave loudly - Westpac staff told to embrace knock-off time
A culture that celebrates long hours at the office is not a healthy one, says HR chief.
Get your day off to a good start
Some morning routines can help with productivity and well being.
Sign you're being paid less than you're worth
Sue Clarke absolutely sick of the injustice of her salary, threw her job in.
Voicing an opinion can be tricky
Speaking up in meetings is a skill that can be acquired, writes Raewyn Court.