Fire, ambulance, police and a helicopter responded to the incident.

Recruiters know what they are looking for and sometimes people stretch themselves to fit.

Washington Post Columnist Karla Miller on workplace dramas and dilemmas.

Change is constant in how, and where we work, writes Diana Clement

In recruitment and selection new technology is making things a lot easier.

Bi-cultural understanding is essential for any New Zealand organisation.

"It's a very hard situation for anyone to face."

Emergency services are working to free the person.

The chances of women getting to the top of their career are still woeful.

A teenager is understood to be the victim of a workplace accident in Ōtāhuhu yesterday.

Focus: One dead in Ōtāhuhu workplace accident. Video / Supplied

Rachael was initially puzzled when her former boss refused to give her a reference.

Mike Ponticelli left his umbrella at his desk on Friday night causing a hilarious problem.

Fill your time away from work with satisfying activities, writes Joanna Mathers

Tom O'Neil gives his teenage son some timely life advice.

The crane involved has been shut down, the Herald understands.

Being the boss of your workmates can present a unique set of challenges.

Hastings teacher Justin Lindsay says non-union teachers are ignorant of their pay rights.

Harjit Dheil had been convicted in the Auckland District Court for blackmail.

Complaints were made about a drawing of a "superhero who could see through clothing".

Joanna Mathers on dealing with office politics.

What does your personal brand look like?

COMMENT: People 60 and over can actually still be sharp, interested and intelligent.

Do workplace well being programmes really work?

Almost 100 schools are now calling in dogs - are they going overboard?

Digital skills are now considered standard requirements.

If you're not feeling the love for work, it's time to analyse why, writes Val Leveson.

'They were almost egging him on ... They were just laughing so hard.'