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The number of fraud cases investigated jumped 540 per cent in one year.
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Highest-paid public sector bosses: Top earner's 30% bump to $1.4m
After years of pay restraint, state sector pay is on the up again.
Workplace spycam: Assistant manager of pub secretly filmed female workers changing
The five victims say they were distraught, angry, hurt, betrayed and disgusted.
Shock as popular Auckland salon chain closes
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Otago University Vice-Chancellor steps down
David Murdoch quits less than 18 months after being appointed.
'No one's happy about this': Secondary teachers begin new round of industrial action
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Jenny Craig to shut shop doors, make staff redundant
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‘No one should be exploited at work’: Strippers meet with MPs
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The number of trades trainees has increased 71 per cent.
Teachers union tells members to reject pay offer - strikes to begin again
The PPTA has told its members they should reject the offers.
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GNS Science pleads guilty to reduced Whakaari/White Island charge
Meanwhile, the island's owners have failed in a bid to have their charges thrown out.
‘I hope you’ve got a decent lawyer’: Dairy farm row ends in employment dispute
The farm employee admitted to baiting his boss, but he was sacked unlawfully.
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Thousands of immigrants are needed to fill the logistics space.
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Ex-gang member tells licensing authority he regrets his past.
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The labour market still remains strong when compared with pre-Covid levels.
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IT worker off sick for 15 years wants pay rise
A gravely ill IBM worker has sued the tech giant for not increasing his salary.