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Macron pushes French pension age reform through, bypassing parliament
President invoked special power to raise pension age from 62 to 64, but pushback likely.
Teachers' strike 'biggest in NZ education history', Minister seeks solutions
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Worker left with burns and PTSD after electric shock awarded $30,000
The lingering effects of electrocution have left the man unable to work.
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Council hikes fares on Wellington’s troubled bus network
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Gisborne businesses’ efforts to stay open after cyclone amid water crisis
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New Health Minister at odds over staff levels at Middlemore
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Editorial: Social insurance scheme had best intentions but too complex
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Worker, sacked while on maternity leave, wins $23k for unfair dismissal
The young mother pleaded with her boss, saying she would put her baby in daycare.
Tempting back older workers into jobs means ditching business as usual
Financial Times: The expectation of a work-free retirement needs to go.
AUT drops redundancy plan, staff to keep jobs for at least six months
Lengthy union negotiations have resulted in AUT backing out of staff dismissals.
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Amazon workers hold first UK strike, adding to labour turmoil
The tech and ecommerce giant announced 18,000 layoffs this month.
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Young workers are quietly quitting their inboxes.
Google axes 12,000 jobs as tech sector layoffs spread
It equates to 6 per cent of Google's workforce, in latest mass tech culls.