Latest from Workplace

Nasa chief big on climate, diversity, hedges on moon date

As well as reaching for the stars, Bill Nelson wants to diversify the Nasa workforce.

TAIC investigation team loses 13 of 17 staff in five years

Current and former staff say there's more to high turnover than people retiring.

The rules of dating in the workplace post #MeToo

OPINION: Three wise men give their thoughts about workplace dating post #MeToo.

Paul Catmur: Career advice - stop trying to be 'bloody exceptional'

The Manual for the Mediocre argues it's okay if you're middling at best.

MIQ moving to in-house security eight months after government decision

The Government has only been advertising for security roles in the last few weeks.

Mates: Sporting greats tackle shocking construction workplace suicide rates

They're going out on a limb to help save lives in the building industry.

Let's make diverse workplaces so normal we don't even talk about it

'I've seen almost a halo effect of empathy that develops among the teammates.'

Phil Goff has no confidence in port boss, source says

A bigger protest is on the cards.

Asbestos scare: Unitec boss apologises after five buildings close

Asbestos researchers to work alongside WorkSafe and Health and Safety team.

Five buildings at Unitec closed after asbestos discovered

One staff member said he was given 30 minutes to vacate his office.

Principals get legal advice over violent students

Advice suggests schools can legally refuse to enrol difficult children.

Has Covid killed the Kiwi dream of a four-day week?

The enthusiasm for a workplace revolution has been replaced by fear and conservatism.

Lower Hutt company fined $42k for unlawful wage deductions

The Labour Inspectorate said wage deductions must always be agreed to by the employee.

'Woke workplace': How mood trackers could impose tyranny

With mood-measuring devices, employee monitoring risks becoming more invasive than ever.

Investigation into sexual harassment allegations at The Rock

Claims of sexual harassment have been made against a MediaWorks radio employee.

'We're biting back': Amazon workers in Alabama mull unionisation

It is seen as a David-and-Goliath fight in a state with a history of undervaluing labour.