Faking your CV and ranting on social media and surefire ways to get fired.

Auckland's housing crisis is creating a brain drain as talented people move away from the city to escape the rising cost of living, a survey has found.

COMMENT: Have you been with your team long enough to experience that eerie feeling of déjà vu?

Don't be too hung up on experience - attitude counts for more than you realise.

One of New Zealand's most powerful businesswomen has revealed she was sexually harassed as a 20-year-old starting her career.

The body found in cardboard bales has been identified as Te Awamutu father-of-three Daniel Bindner.

A blessing is to be held on the site of the Frankton cardboard processing factory where a body of man was found in a cardboard bale.

COMMENT: How many open emails and applications do you have on your computer right now?

The suspended Auckland University student who emailed an offer of sex to her lecturer continued to send provocative emails.

Take time to plan a career

COMMENT: There's no such thing as a 'quick and easy' shopping experience with small children.

Three top businesswoman have been inducted into the Business Hall of Fame for Women Entrepreneurs this evening.

COMMENT: Auckland, like many mayor cities across the globe, also experiences a 'productivity premium' in the CBD.

The traditional annual increase doesn't work in this economy anymore, says an expert. So some companies are trying to break away from this system.

COMMENT: This week a student suggested her lecturer join her for sex in Bali. Jill Goldson explores when an offer for sex becomes harassment.

Employers should embrace new technologies to make the most of a fast-changing world

COMMENT: The desire to create a sustainable family business is there, so why are so few succeeding?

COMMENT: The man who plays with matches just may light a fire he can't control.

COMMENT: Here's ten tips for taking over a family business.

It looks glamorous but freelancers face being out of work and out of pocket, says Julie Cleaver

COMMENT: There are four core elements we need to have reasonable competence on how to prioritise.

New Zealand is consistent in keeping mature workers in jobs for longer, PwC's Golden Age Index reveals.

Business magnate Sir Richard Branson believes "praise, not criticism" is the best method of leadership.

After eight years, he ends up earning $27,000 more than his wife.

Being able to work effectively with your other half, as well as having a positive and loving relationship after the business is shut for the day, is vital not just to those businesses, but on a larger scale to our country's success.

Cleavage for women, but buttoned up for men - is there a different dress standard for women at work?

COMMENT: Here's some ideas for how to keep your cool when problems arise.