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Burger King 'bullied' staffer over Facebook post

Burger King has been accused of bullying a worker who complained about work conditions on Facebook.

Dollar stays down vs greenback, lifts vs euro

We've had a double dip recession, says Deutsche Bank economist

8000 more jobless as rate hits 6.8pc

Key vows to deliver more jobs this year

NZ dollar dumped after unemployment rises

Key: Don't lose confidence despite jobless rise

John Key says people should not lose confidence in the job market despite this morning's increase in the unemployment rate.

Unemployment jumps to 6.8pc as dollar falls

New Zealand's jobless rate has unexpectedly widened to 6.8 per cent, sparking a sell-off in the kiwi dollar which dropped as much as half a cent.

Bosses' confidence bounces back

Restaurant haven in slow job market

At one upmarket Auckland restaurant the waiting staff are likely to be at least as well qualified as their clientele.

Telecom's customer data open to ex staff

Former employees have questioned Telecom's security policies and one can still look up customer details despite having left his job.

Britain's mood sours as costs rise

Expert: Mine safety compromised

The Pike River mine tragedy would not have happened if NZ had maintained a mining inspector programme canned more than a decade ago, a mining expert says. He says families are right to be furious at the Govt for interfering in mine safety.

Former radio manager awarded over $74k - ERA

RWC workers must pay to train

Minister misled us on Hobbit, says Labour

The Labour Party is accusing a senior minister of being in contempt of Parliament, saying he misled the House when The Hobbit movie project was under threat of being moved overseas.