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Mixed quarter for manufacturing sector
Manufacturing sales volumes rose in the June quarter, but the value of sales fell as a result of lower prices.
PwC sued, London employee felt like 'prostitute'
Accountant sues top city firm PricewaterhouseCoopers for record £40 million claiming her managers ruined her career and made her 'feel like a prostitute'
Air NZ at fault over worker's breakdown, says ERA
Air NZ faces a costly payout for failing to act in the interests of an overworked supervisor who suffered a breakdown.
The beasts in your office
It's easy to laugh at The Office, but real-life workplace wrangles are rarely so amusing.
New law to clarify work breaks
Legislation allowing workers to take meal and breast-feeding breaks may be changed.
Flight attendants accept pay deal
Flight attendants employed by Air New Zealand subsidiary Zeal 320 have agreed to a pay settlement.
Telecom lines move 'sign of desperation' says union
The employment spat between Telecom and its engineers has taken a new turn.
Emails spark woman's sacking
How an Auckland accountant has been sacked for sending 'confrontational' emails.