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Police spread net wide for more women recruits
A police recruitment drive is aiming to almost double the number of female police officers working the beat.
Warehouse workers see red at timetable
Unionised staff at the Warehouse plan to hand out complaint cards to customers to pressure the company into hiring more staff.
Workplaces set to party up large across the Tasman
Spending on Australian Christmas workplace events is set to soar, but NZ employers are going the other way.
Bus drivers finally agree to new pay deal
Auckland bus drivers vote for a deal which will include an 11.5 per cent pay increase over the next three years.
Exploiting our natural advantage
Technology exports are quickly becoming our biggest moneymakers, rivalled only by dairy.
Stressed at work? Shout at your boss
Doctors have found that getting angry with your boss can be good for your heart.
Police behaving badly, says report
Over 50 police officers have been disciplined this year for misconduct including turning up for work drunk.
Shell blast kills Afghanistan veteran
A bomb disposal expert was killed by an artillery shell explosion just weeks after he returned from active service in Afghanistan.
Deadly military blast 'freak accident' - Air Force chief
An air force flight sergeant killed in a blast at Waiouru Military Camp today returned from service in Afghanistan just weeks ago, the Air Force chief says.
Air Force flight sergeant killed by artillery round named
The Defence Force has released the name of the flight sergeant killed at Waiouru Military Camp in the central North Island today.
Global women mean business
Around 160 women attended its first day-long Global Women forum in Auckland yesterday.
Casting your net wide
Job-seeking online is about more than checking postings, says Cassandra Gaisford/
New KiwiSaver award announced
A new 'people's choice' award for the best KiwiSaver communicators has been announced.