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200 linemen to lose jobs

Aussie unemployment steady

Rise in job ads hints at confidence returning

Air NZ at fault over worker's breakdown, says ERA

Air NZ faces a costly payout for failing to act in the interests of an overworked supervisor who suffered a breakdown.

Signs of recovery in jobs market

Treasury: Recession may be over

Several factors, including an improving housing market, are fueling a stronger domestic recovery, Treasury says.

Aussie job ads rise hints at end of downturn

<i>Kerre Woodham:</i> Minto way off the mark

Economics of forensic analysis into fraud

<i>Kerre Woodham:</i> It's tough work if you can get it, so lay off

Finding work is a tough job

After three months of exhaustive searching, IT expert Giles Aubrey is still unemployed.

Air NZ chief gets bonus rise as profits fall

$8.7 billion Govt transport package unveiled

Projects which boost economic growth, productivity and employment targeted.

Cabin crew's deal with Zeal

Bosses can't see discontent

Bosses on both sides of the Tasman could be underestimating worker discontent in the recession, new research suggests.

Telecom board defends CEO's 'shameless' salary package

Telecom's board chairman says CEO Paul Reynolds deserves his $5m salary package, which was labelled "shameless greed" by a union head today.

Telecom boss's $5m 'shameless greed': Union

The EPMU hits out at Telecom's decision to pay CEO Paul Reynolds his full performance bonus, despite the company suffering a 43.9 per cent drop in profits.

CTU urges Govt to stop broadband talks