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The move to the gig economy is leading to a boom in temp workers.

How Kiwis are benefiting from bosses' flexible approach

Most offer a kind of glide-time but childcare is lagging.

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Grant Verhoeven: Put yourself in the employers' shoes.

Minimum wage increase: Schools ask for more money to meet cost

Workers may lose hours if Government doesn't pay up, warns union.

Robot may ease fruit-picking labour shortages

Orchardists hail 'game-changer' technology.

Northland projects get Government cash to put young people into work

The money aims to head off long-term unemployment.

2Degrees adopts after-hours switch-off policy

Staff liked not having to reply to after-hours emails.

30 people with a thankless job

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The simple step that will just about guarantee you a job interview

Overcome these roadblocks before applying for your next role.

Teachers opt for online vote on contract after Christchurch attacks

Mosque shootings prompt rethink.

AI: NZ needs to catch up or get left behind

We face a bumpy decade of workplace and political disruption as technology spreads.

Student to probe agri-sector labour shortages

Emma Subtil is passionate about attracting young people to agricultural careers.

For the love of dog: A day in the life of a canine massage therapist

Bringing joy back to the life of a pet is the best part of the job.

From journalist to engineer: How to change careers at 40-plus

Big life decision made her feel 'like turning cartwheels'.

Caretaker's legacy after 20 years of planting

He was hired for a one-off cleanup: he stayed for two decades.