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Cyberloafers boldly steal company time

Indulging in non-work online activity is the equivalent of pocketing paper clips and pens.

NZ in 'productivity recession', JBWere says

NZ in 'productivity recession', stocks overpriced and should be sold down, JBWere says.

Productivity the key to lifting living standards - RBNZ

Raising productivity key to lifting NZ living standards, RBNZ's Wheeler says.

The imposter inside you

Career workshops for female lawyers highlight the challenges women face in their careers.

Tom O'Neil: Get a head start on securing that job

Ready yourself for career opportunities.

Dollar rises as Reserve Bank holds rates

The Reserve Bank is in no hurry to join other central banks in raising interest rates.

Four criteria for getting a job at Google

This is what the interview process looks like if you apply for a job at Google.

Drinkers paying more for craft beer

ANZ's Craft Beer Industry Insights report shows the pace of growth is slowing.

McClay won't rule out retaliation in Aussie trade stoush

Trade Minister Todd McClay is heading to Canberra tomorrow morning for urgent talks

Foodstuffs distribution centre workers go on strike

Workers at a South Auckland Foodstuffs distribution centre are on a seven-day strike.

Housing slump to last until election

Sales volumes - and prices - fall in quietest Auckland market for seven years.

Thousands line up to work for Amazon

Thousands line up to work for Amazon: 'I just need a job'

Unemployment lowest since 2008

Unemployment has fallen to a post-GFC low of 4.8 per cent.

Call to scrap deposit rules for first home buyers

Barfoot & Thompson say LVRs have cooled market and now first-time buyers need a leg up.

Timeout better than burnout

Taking more frequent holidays is being touted as the key to reducing millennials' stress.

Employee stress levels up 20pc in two years

Workplace absences are falling but stress levels have risen significantly in two years.

Growth in housing debt continues to slow

While NZ's housing debt hit new record in June the rate of credit growth is slowing

Mai Chen: The case for pale stale males

COMMENT: Implicitly saying that pale stale males are not diverse (thinkers) is wrong.