First it was Paul Henry. Now it's Michael Laws. These are cruel times for shock jocks and the people who love them, writes John Drinnan.

Nearly 2000 engineering and manufacturing workers have agreed to accept a 3 per cent pay rise this year and the same again next year.

Andrew Little writes that changes to laws that take away workers' rights are unfair and unjust.

Waihi gold miners have accused their Australian employer of Victorian work practices by making them take their breaks underground during 11-hour shifts.

Auckland power line engineers are taking industrial action from midnight tonight, following a long running pay dispute.

A big union wants workers to be paid more if statutory holidays fall on a weekend.

Bureaucrats are three times more likely to earn six-figure salaries than other workers, a study reveals.

TelstraClear is looking to relocate its call centre service offshore, a move which could affect 120 jobs.

A financial adviser surprised me once by asking if journalists had a code of ethics.

A unionist has attacked Air NZ boss Rob Fyfe over the 'grubby deal' with police that has led to drink-driving staff being penalised twice.

Over twice as many men - 31 - died at work between July and November when compared to the same period in 2007.