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Sasha Borissenko: Will NZ Uber drivers' legal win lead to broader change?

A small group of New Zealand Uber drivers were ruled to be employees.

Migrants prefer Australia, Canada over NZ due to crime, housing costs - recruiter

A recruiter at a UK job market says no one wanted to move here.

Restaurant Association kicks up stink on fair pay agreement

Fair Pay bill backers say changes are long overdue. Business groups say something stinks.

'I was so panicked': Sacked hotel staffer's hope after debt nightmare

'I was thinking: Where has this come from?' shocked worker recounts after Covid layoffs.

Inside the Defence Force battle for recruits

After MIQ, the armed forces face foes - and they're not the traditional enemies.

Remote work worth quitting job over, say nearly half of Kiwis

Workers are factoring in flexible working arrangements when job hunting.

Govt probes allegations of mistreatment at Chateau Tongariro

Govt investigation probes allegations of staff mistreatment at iconic Tongariro hotel.

'I can't do it any more': Man quits $100k job to work at McDonald's

Exhausted corporate workers are resigning in mass, taking pay cuts to escape the stress.

Aussie v NZ: Who's better placed to face the economic slowdown?

Australia faces its own worker shortage - will that be bad news for the NZ job market?

Calls for legal industry to employ living wage

Letters sent to 47 law firms.

'Resetting boundaries': Why Kiwi workers are joining the 'quiet quitting' trend

What is 'quiet quitting' and why are workers doing it?

Wage jump: Weekly earnings jump in biggest leap since records began

The stats say median wages are well up - but does your paycheck tell the same story?

Kiwis on benefit: Are some of us really too lazy to work?

Welfare has again become a hot-button political issue.

Confidentiality and the Law Society's culture review

OPINION: In he said/she said cases, one thing might risk the safety of complainants.

Liam Dann: Record low Māori unemployment something to celebrate

You'd think we'd be shouting that record low of 5.4 per cent from the rooftops.

Surprise unemployment rise won't ease inflation worries

Rising wages could add to the risk that inflation becomes embedded, economists say.