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Inside Economics: Orr goes to Washington; why markets love low interest rates

OPINION: Liam Dann takes a deeper dive into the week's economic news.

Jobs at risk as NZ concrete giant comes unstuck

At least a dozen jobs could be disestablished.

Wall Street gains as US jobs data eases economic worries

US stocks have closed higher.

Willis and Luxon’s 'work from work' edict misses the point, four-day week pioneer says

And a real estate boss says some offices are straining on the three days staff do come in.

Appointed last year, now gone: Farro Fresh CEO Craig Williams

The retail business now has co-CEOs to continue its growth and expansion plans.

Fall in youth workforce participation no need for alarm, economist says

The job outlook for young people and some regions was dismal over the year.

US port union boss Harold Daggett disrupting global trade

Financial Times: The powerful longshoremen president has closed some US docks.

America’s largest supermarket merger hangs on the fate of its workers

Financial Times: Union’s opposition to $39 billion buyout sparks doubts.

'Gut-wrenching, heartbreaking': 600 Timaru workers face losing their jobs

Alliance Group plans to shut its South Canterbury freezing works by the end of this year.

Marty Verry: More forestry mills will close

OPINION: Three things need to change or we'll lose more timber mills.

‘Chrono-working’ tipped to be NZ’s next big employment craze

But are bosses suffering Next Big Thing fatigue?

10 lessons top economists learnt from the Covid years

Liam Dann asks leading economists what they learned from the pandemic.

Asia shares steady, US dollar firm before jobs test

Upcoming jobs report may be crucial for rate cuts in world's biggest economy.

'Hold them captive': Kiwi billionaire boss wants to ban staff leaving for coffee

'We can’t have people working three days a week and picking up five days a week pay.'

More than 100 jobs lost as logistics company closes down Auckland stevedoring operations

Staff were informed of the redundancy process today.

The right to disconnect after hours: Would a new ‘do not disturb’ law take off in NZ?

The right to refuse to reply to your boss after hours is now enshrined in some countries.

Veterans, troops in race against time to get rugby team to Invictus Games

Troops and vets likely to need business and public support to afford wheelchairs.

Uber loses appeal - court rules drivers are employees, not contractors

Government reviews law defining 'employees' and 'contractors'.