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F&P boss on top pay despite big loss

Warehouse staff to resume industrial action

About a quarter of workers at The Warehouse will resume industrial action after talks between the company and a union broke down.

<i>Kate Ross:</i> What have recruitment agencies learned from 2009?

Ministerial car rules 'impractical and silly' - Key

Rules requiring ministers to keep their self-drive cars in their electorates were not to benefit Bill English, the Prime Minister said today.

New rules put Bill English in the clear

John Key ushered through a special rule change so Bill English could keep his taxpayer-funded self-drive car in Wellington rather than Dipton.

51 per cent of workers miss pay rise

More than half of employers in a survey did not give any wage rises in the past year.

NZTA board defends chairman's salary

Doctors fund war chest for pay fight

Big bank bonuses back in the firing line

Taskforce costs $150,000 - and rising

<i>Cartoon:</i> The joke's over

<i>Brian Rudman:</i> Don't swallow Brash's medicine

<i>Don Brash:</i> 2025 advice best shot at bridging gap

Recommendations which simply endorsed currently popular measures would have meant that the 2025 Taskforce had achieved nothing at all.

Australia leads NZ in 10 of 11 categories

Australians live longer than we do, in bigger houses, and have more leisure time.

<i>Simon Collins:</i> Hands-off Govt the main theme of Brash report

Deregulation could close income gap by a third

'Too radical' - English rejects Brash plan

A plan to close the wealth gap with Australia is "too radical" for Bill English, who says economic parity by 2025 is an "aspirational" rather than realistic goal

<i>John Armstrong:</i> 2025 report too extreme to promote

The 2025 Taskforce has delivered exactly the kind of extreme right-wing-policy prescription its critics had predicted it would.