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Kiwi products find instant success on dedicated platform
It kept local businesses afloat during lockdown and the momentum is building for Chooice.
The big ugly number due today - and what it will tell us
Unemployment will look ugly, but the true picture requires a deeper dive into the data.
Careers Expo to educate school leavers on Covid job market
Career's Expo important event to encourage and educate school leavers in Covid job market.
Covid crunch: The region facing 40% unemployment
Traditionally about three-quarters of this region's visitors are from overseas.
Liam Dann: Elections suck, but the stakes are too high to let it this time
Let's not let this election to be about scandal. We need economic transformation.
Working from home: Why professional workers should be worried
There are surprise winners in the Covid work revolution.
Covid unemployment payments set to expire in US
Unemployment aid of $600 per week is set to expire in the US, leaving people penniless.
More than $13 billion paid out in wage subsidy scheme
More than 1.7 million jobs are being supported by the Government's wage subsidy scheme.
Brian Fallow: Insurance plans aren't such a sure thing
Act wants to insure against unemployment; the Greens against sickness. What's the catch?
Laid off v fired: Why does it matter?
Being fired can be tougher to recover from financially, professionally, and socially.
Focus: The Warehouse set to slash more than 900 jobs
News that more than 900 jobs are set to be cut was delivered to workers in an early morning meeting before stores opened. Video / NZ Herald
Brian Fallow: Looking for confidence in the wake of Covid-19
Despite a more positive tone lately, businesses and consumers remain far from confident.
What would it take for a universal basic income to work in NZ?
A UBI isn't the only option, it's just the most widely talked about.
Precarious times for Kiwi language teachers
Kiwi language teachers face precarious times created by the financial hole left by falling foreign enrolments. Video / NZ Herald
Up to 140 jobs go at top Auckland hotel as associate in liquidation
Jobs lost as Viaduct Quays Hotel goes into liquidation, company vows to re-open.
Majority of Kiwis want borders closed until virus contained - poll
80 per cent support keeping NZ's border closed until the virus is contained elsewhere.
Tiwai Point closure: What Transpower must spend to shift excess power north
Energy prices may fall but consumer power bills may also be affected by transmission cost.
Liam Dann: Border debate masks bigger economic challenge
When the sugar rush of a post-lockdown rebound ends, we will need to reinvent our economy.
Covid-19 redundant now covered with insurance careers
NZ insurance company AAI snaps up 40 people made redundant from travel and aviation.
Focus: AA Insurance giving redundant travel and tourism workers a chance
AA Insurance is recruiting ex-travel and tourism workers made redundant from the Covid-19 travel restrictions. Video / Alex Burton
Covid jobseekers: How to get the best pay deal and conditions
When you have the facts you are in a great position to negotiate both pay and conditions.
The jobs Kiwis don't want: 1000 jobs on offer but employers can't fill them
Essential workers are screaming for help. But the borders are closed to foreign workers.
NZ economy bouncing back from Covid - Treasury
A shorter lockdown means unemployment peak looks to be lower than feared, Treasury says.
Brian Fallow: If the future seems grim, look where we started from
Statistics going in wrong direction, but it's worth remembering where they started from.
Covid-19 spurs property manager to become calf-rearer
"Lockdown was a bit of a struggle ... so I thought this is something I can do."
Covid crunch: NZ house prices tipped to fall by 10 per cent
S&P says the credit ratings of local banks should hold despite a 10% fall in house prices.
Job losses: How we're tracking and where we're headed
Employment confidence plunged as unemployment spiked after lockdown.
Dairy industry still short 1000 workers
Hundreds of out of work Kiwis have signalled an interest in the dairy industry.
Tauranga job seekers feeling 'daunted and fragile'
Competition for some jobs in Tauranga is running hot.
One 6pm newsreader? Future of TVNZ co-anchors in doubt
TVNZ is considering going to a sole 6pm news anchor as it cuts 70 to 90 jobs this week.
Countdown hub build will create 150 jobs
A 38,000sqm Countdown hub will add to high demand for those skilled in construction
Apprenticeship boost: Experts say subsidy will help with skills shortage
School leavers and Covid-affected job seekers looking to retrain will benefit from scheme.
Liam Dann: Why consumer confidence is 'better than expected'
There were concerns that the numbers would be much worse.