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Man dies after Speight's lift shaft fall
A man injured in a fall at Speight's Brewery earlier this week has died.
A man injured in a fall at Speight's Brewery earlier this week has died.
Fewer workers are being caught on drugs, despite workplace testing becoming more prevalent, latest figures show.
A New Zealand company reckons it has come up with the answer for frustrated workers trying to focus on the task at hand.
Researchers have found that working mothers agonise they are bad mums because they work and bad employees because they have a family.
Groups and teamwork have long been talked up but they may repel anyone with an ounce of creativity, writes Shelley Bridgeman.
Workers from different generations want largely the same things from their ideal job, a new study has found.
Listed landlord Goodman Property Trust has provided the first glimpse of Fonterra's new headquarters and announced it will own the building in Auckland's Viaduct area.
Ten days before Jason Gibson died, he visited his parents at their Christchurch home.
A manager who texted and called a young female employee asking her to go to his house, even after she rejected his advances, was rightly fired, the ERA has found.
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Entrepreneurs are driven by the next big idea, the next big trend, and NZ has a number of prominent people leading the way, including Xero's Rod Drury and the Ryan brothers of YikeBike fame.
There must be something about office work that brings out the worst in some people and makes them defraud their bosses.
There's been some fuss recently about a New York Times piece called "I do not want my daughter to be nice".
Major health and safety reforms stemming from the Pike River disaster have been unveiled by Labour Minister Simon Bridges this morning.
New research from Hong Kong shows women are signing up for surgery in a bid to help them find work.
Ad firm CEO Nina DiSesa suggestions women get ahead by flirting, flattering and boosting male egos.
Multi-tasking parents cope better with the demands of modern-day life than their childless counterparts, new research reveals.