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Unemployment falls to lowest level since the GFC
Unemployment has fallen to 3.9 per cent the lowest level since June 2008
The AI apocalypse: are robots really coming for your job?
'The big losers are the middle-men'
What will shake or boost stock markets this month
COMMENT: Will this be a November to remember, or one investors will want to forget?
US economy v NZ - why the winner isn't who you think
If you think the US economy is roaring away while NZ slumps - better think again.
Big Read: Argentines head to soup kitchen as crisis bites
Argentines are struggling in what was once one of the world's most prosperous nations.
Kiwis pouring into fuel efficient cars, buyers face delays
VW Polo buyers face delays due to the high demand.
Comment: Why Trump deserves some credit for the booming US economy
COMMENT: The US President is at least partly responsible for some progress of the economy.
More jobs, so kids are staying in school
Stability in school rolls has improved most for low-decile, Māori and Northland children.
Comment: Ignore business confidence but worry about bumpy times ahead
COMMENT: Ignore business confidence; it's a politically biased gauge.
The markets keep going up. Is it time to sell?
With the market tipping near its Everest, many investors are wondering whether to sell.
Migration torrent slows - but only just
Makeup of migrants heads in the right direction, but work needed on KiwiBuild visas.
'Dual pathways' axed to expand trades academies
Funding shift creates 1060 extra trades academies places for Year 12 students.
Young people get dole for work in new apprentice scheme
Jacinda Ardern: "Mana in Mahi is all about supporting our young people."
Small Business: Why small firms get employment law wrong
HR professional Thai-Anh Cooper talks about where Kiwi employers are going wrong.
Dad calls cops on unemployed son
Man was slammed by officers after he called up twice to complain about his deadbeat son.
Analysts react to The Warehouse's plans to cut 180 staff
Analysts say the move could help steady the retailer's declining profitability.
Mark Lister: A half-year economic scorecard
The local economy remains solid, but there are increasing signs of a slowdown.
Fletcher Building lays off 90 staff in restructuring
The 90 staff were mostly in the head office at Penrose in a variety of roles.
Activism is kicking unpaid internships to the curb
An intern rights movement has been remarkably successful at winning victories for interns.
Why your pay rise sucked ... but might be better next time
Watch: Despite a strong economy wage growth has been low. Are bigger pay rises on the way?
'Turn gangs into workgangs'
Crackdown on gangs shouldn't hinder whānau programmes. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Could NZ's economy survive a China crisis?
How would NZ do if China's economy stalled? Treasury says it wouldn't be pretty.
Letters: Museum, abortion, Māori wards, labour
Letters to the editor: Museum, Maori wards, abortion and the BOP's labour shortage.
Brian Fallow: Looking for the job limit
Long-term, employment is about as high as it can go.
Brian Fallow: Why the long faces from business?
Is the slump in business confidence just sulking, or a sign of something deeper?
Car salesman sacked after job hunting wins $3000 payout
Auckland car salesman says dismissal left him traumatised and stressed.
Liam Dann: How good is this economy really?
OPINION: New Zealand's GDP has been growing for nine years now, but what does that mean?
Five big projects getting $17.3m total in Northland
Government investment in four big projects revealed
Booming economy? How this one rates
As we head into a 10th year of economic growth how does this era rank against other booms?
Mechanic wins $19k after being unpaid for '500 WOFs'
An automotive company has been ordered to pay $19,000 in wage arrears.
Labour Party and Ratana movement continue old alliance
Labour and its partner parties say they aim to better the lives of Māori
Record growth proves region is a hot spot
Whanganui's population rose by 700 people last year
'Dramatic' shake-up for NZ workplaces in 2018: experts
There will be a 'dramatic' shake-up in the country's workplaces in 2018, say experts