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Employees off work for the day after man dies at Albany workplace
A man who died in a workplace accident in Albany has been described as a valued employee.
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The accident happened at an industrial address on Auckland's North Shore.
Matt Heath: Let me back in - I love the office
COMMENT: It's boring and lonely. It eats your soul. Because your workmates aren't there.
Middlemore worker injured in violent attack, WorkSafe urged to act
Violent and aggressive behaviour towards nurses remains an ongoing problem.
National MP flouts social distancing, labels 'St Jacinda's' rules rubbish
Northland MP Matt King dismisses social distancing rules, says NZ not 'Nazi Germany'.
$1.6b trade training package: 'I've never seen anything like it'
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Twitter employees can work from home forever
'Our offices will be their warm and welcoming selves when we feel it's safe to return'.
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Don't let the bubble-breaker blues get you down.
Man killed, child in hospital after both receive electric shocks
The incident happened in Ngatira, in South Waikato.
Stag party linked to 35 Covid-19 cases - what we know about the mystery cluster
The stag party is currently the fourth biggest cluster of Covid 19 cases in New Zealand.
The New New Zealanders: How our lives will change after a time of coronavirus
Some of the change we face in the next year will be tough. Some will be lovely.
Arrest warrant issued: Korean diplomat charged with indecent assault
South Korean diplomat left New Zealand after allegations of indecent assault.
Tom O'Neil: Getting ahead while staying inside
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Man who wakes from coma dubbed a 'medical miracle'
20-year-old seriously injured in a workplace accident last month wakes from coma.
Redundancy - it's not personal
No stigma around redundancy as employers understand the commercial realities.
Coronavirus: Ministry survey hints at school closures
Ministry seeks answers in two days on coping with possible school closures.
Tom O'Neil: Be careful what you ask for
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Claire Trevett: Simon Bridges and the red tape under the bed
COMMENT: Bridges is unrepentant about bare-faced cheek in his regulations bonfire plan.
Ziena Jalil: All women are equal but some are more equal than others
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Gary Martin: Time to sick-shame co-workers
Comment:If you thought going to work sick proved your commitment, think again.
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