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The Ex-Files: Can my ex take a share of my redundancy compensation?

What happens when redundancy and separation occur around the same time?

The Covid Generation: How we can future-proof our kids

How coronavirus could affect your children's futures - and how to help.

Exodus from San Fran: Tech workers flee

But some executives reckon they will come crawling back.

Auckland Council predicts 250 jobs lost a day under alert level 3

About 250,000 of Auckland's 900,000 working people can't work at all under level 3.

Crane accident: Ports of Auckland pleads guilty after worker's death

Laboom Midnight Dyer died after the massive straddle truck he was driving tipped over.

Second lockdown a wake-up call to 'go digital' for small businesses

Kiwi company offers free website design and set up for small businesses to go digital.

Jeremy Sutton: How to juggle work and home life in lockdown

How to juggle work and home life.

Hospitality businesses call for takeaways to be permitted at alert level 4

Letting business still provide food would save thousands of jobs.

Matthew Hooton: Unemployment figures another disaster for National

Unemployment isn't really down to 4 per cent, but it's no good arguing with the ref.

Thousands of stressed workers download wellbeing app

A wellbeing app has been adopted by big businesses and had more than 60,000 downloads

Brian Fallow: People for jobs, jobs for people

Government can ease the pain of losing work, and encourage employers to hire.

Bullied for Asperger's but now a Covid-born jewellery success

Ratbag Jeweller Mackenzie Lyttle has a big future with his bespoke silversmith business.

Architect told boss lucrative golf club project was on hold - then did the job himself

Senior architect secretly took on job then worked on the project during work hours.

What Covid crunch? Unemployment drops to 4 per cent

StatsNZ labour data defies expectations.

Worker paralysed in fall awarded more than $400,000

The worker fell four metres from a ladder and sustained 'serious spinal damage'.

Covid-19: US economy takes a 32.9 per cent dive

The job layoffs continue as virus cases continue to rise.