Hundreds of long-serving Defence Force personnel were told they had low potential.

1. photos New Zealand Defence Force in Bamyan, Afghanistan (6 photos)

A university professor who claims his workplace caused him hardship akin to post traumatic stress disorder has lost his…

A Scouts employee who racked up more than $20,000 of personal expenses was unjustifiably dismissed despite treating the…

Prime Minister John Key does not believe Parliament's hours should be reduced to make it more "family friendly" after a…

1. Tory 'swivel eyed loons' hit back at inner circle's slur

More than half the workers in an employment survey plan to look for a new job in the next year.

1. Warehouse unveils higher pay plans

More than half of the workers in an employment survey are planning to look for a new job in the next year.

1. Growth in wages slows down

Parliament's Speaker is considering a rule change for MPs with babies after Nanaia Mahuta was required to be in Parliament…

1. Herald on Sunday editorial: Kiwis need a lot more protection (37 comments)

Increasing numbers of men are applying for administration jobs, but the association that represents New Zealand's PAs says…

1. Outgoing MP tackles gender inequality in valedictory speech

The media business is perceived as the most attractive of all industries to work in, and TVNZ the most appealing media employer…

1. Tackling workplace culture issues

Organisations that manage their culture proactively attain greater returns across key areas such as…

1. Healthy workers better for bottom line

The former general manager of a printing and publishing company has been ordered to pay more than $700,000 after paying…

Telecom now expects the costs of restructuring its business to be between $100 million and $130 million.

1. Telecom stays mum on online TV plans

Dame Susan Devoy was the second choice for the role of Race Relations Commissioner, official documents show, but she received…

1. Jones defends Devoy's race role

A Christchurch cafe worker who was unfairly sacked for buying discounted slices after marking them down herself has been…

1. Drug dismissal: Truck driver fails to win back job

Progress has been slow but Economic Development Minister Steven Joyce is sticking to Finance Minister…

1. Essays for cash

The Government should review its priorities, writes Helen Kelly. Continuing high unemployment, much greater than its own…

1. Greens want Kiwibank to take on Australians

An officer assaulted on the job was off work for more than two months because of the injuries he received.

1. NZ cops' black and blue thin line

The Tiwai Point aluminium smelter is "losing millions of dollars every month" and can ill-afford to give shift workers a…

1. Tiwai smelter loses big employment case

The economic forecasts underpinning Thursday's Budget will need to differ substantially from those the Treasury offered…

1. Govt wants more to take up future share offers

The Govt’s delight in announcing declining nationwide unemployment this week masked a grimmer truth:…

1. Redundancies in the ranks at the Salvation Army

Puti Crawford is one of 1100 students graduating from Hamilton's Wintec tomorrow, but none of the others…

1. Foreign students turned off by NZ

Nelson's Salisbury School will remain open after a year-long battle with the Ministry of Education. The girls' special…