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If your colleague starts down this path, you might go down it too.
Ange Besant explains how employers are using her product to woo back their workforces.
New York Times: Remote work made normal by pandemic has altered how companies operate.
The boss of a freight start-up's 'deranged' email has copped flak from social media users.
Everyone benefits when sick workers take time off, the Financial Times reports.
Emma-Kate Greer didn't expect her colleagues to e-meet her children quite so soon.
The jump in vacancy rates is another sign the way some of us work is changing.
WorkSafe says few workplaces will be able to justify a vaccine mandate.
Firing off an email without an opening greeting is becoming more common.
Women still took on the majority of childcare and home school during lockdowns.
Unused office space is expensive for companies.
Ayelet Fishbach, a professor of behavioural science, discusses the best way to set goals.
Divide over worker autonomy will widen as trend for more flexible working gathers pace.
Women are worse off than men in retirement, experts predict Covid will make things worse
Some corporates are going all out while others are having online catch-ups.
ANZ CEO responds to Australian survey finding showing many men are over it.
Tight labour market prompts employers to step up.
Prince Charles' wife has claimed he doesn't know when to stop working.
It might have hit you week one, or even week 7, but chances are it's hit at some point.
The leave will need to be used within a year and cannot be accrued or paid out.
A survey of employees rated workplaces 62 out of 100 - poor on a world scale.
OPINION: The unwritten rules of home life create disadvantages for men and women alike.
Report recommends a more even split of housework and childcare between couples.
A bill to double sick leave from five days to 10 is before a select committee.
One woman has gone viral for the way she walked out of a job she hated. What do you think?
Financial Times: Working from home is more productive but face-to-face makes a difference.
It is by no means the total answer to burnout but it is a good start.
Working from home has become the norm for many Kiwis.