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Govt hopes health and safety changes will put landowners’ minds at ease

Health and safety responsibilities will lie on the organisation running the activity.

I sent a flirty text to a work colleague – what happened next shattered my marriage

Telegraph: 'My betrayal had a major impact and changed everything.'

Person rushed to hospital after Chch metalworks accident

Emergency services responded just after 9.30am today.

Migrant workers to receive $230,000 in compensation from nail salon

The women, who often worked every day without breaks, were initially paid $200 per week.

‘Physical contact’: Complaint surfaces against ACC official seconded to Health NZ

John Bennett appeared shirtless during a video call in January.

Letters: Andrew Bayly got off lightly

OPINION: 'There is no place for this sort of behaviour in the workplace.'

Tony Gibson sentenced for stevedore’s Auckland port death

'Critical risks' to workers were not addressed, prosecutor says,

Watch: The best and worst-performing hospital EDs in NZ revealed

Official information reveals the best and worst performing hospital emergency departments.

McDonald’s worker injured after arm gets stuck in rubbish compactor

Emergency services were called to the scene about 1.30am.

Annabel Fenwick Elliott: My ADHD meant I was unreliable at work – but it was also my superpower

Telegraph - OPINION: This neurological condition can be both a handicap and a blessing.

Yachting NZ under investigation after conduct complaints

Sport Integrity Commission says probe is in the public interest.

Opinion: What your out of office email says about you

OPINION: Are you a Gen Z, goody two-shoes or baton passer?

Fire and Emergency boss turns hose on bullying, harassment: 'Enough is enough'

Service's reputation is being tarnished by those acting inappropriately, its CEO says.

Hefty ACC levy hikes confirmed for next three years

The Government is to commission a review of the state insurer, as costs soar.

Watch: Fire and Emergency NZ boss 'upset' by bullying, racism and sexism

Two independent reviews revealed many do not feel safe to come to work.

Govt plans to reintroduce pay deductions for partial strikes

Workplace Relations Minister Brooke van Velden says disruption should have consequences.