The number of young people aged 20 to 24 with no income almost trebled between 1996 and 2006, according to new figures.

After being bashed repeatedly in the head, bus driver Sudeep Singh says he was asked if he could drive his vehicle back to its depot.

The SSC has toughened its code of conduct for public servants with more prescriptive rules around political activities and potential conflicts of interest.

Controversial former cop Clint Rickards is working at the same courthouse where the woman who accused him of rape assists crime victims.

For staff at Disneyland Paris, there's a less magical side to the Kingdom, with long hours and job cuts reportedly leading some to suicide.

An Auckland-based firm must pay its former deputy managing director nearly $350,000 after it was found to have unjustifiably dismissed her.

Winz staff told a woman with a university bachelor degree to "dumb down" her CV before applying for jobs.

He was prepared to steer his boat into any weather, ride his Harley fast and drive his Corvette faster. I never knew the guy, but it's clear he was a legend - and a hoot.

Salary and wage rates as measured by the labour cost index rose just 1.5 per cent in the year to the March quarter, the slowest rise in more than nine years.

Tens of thousands of workers marched in cities from Hong Kong to Istanbul Saturday to mark the international workers' day.

The vibe in the employment market is positive, says Kate Ross.

Telecom says rumours of up to 2000 people losing their jobs at the company are 'rubbish'.

Employment law blogger Bridget Smith on café culture - what's acceptable?

Privatisation should only be allowed if there is evidence it will improve the system, former ACC chairman Ross Wilson says.

A baker who sexually harassed his female assistant must pay her $19,000.