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Radical industry training plan goes way beyond anything discussed in consultations.
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How the big shakeup affects students, apprentices, employers and staff.
It's a good time to be working in IT
New Zealand's tech sector grew 12 per cent last year and is not expected to slow.
Paul Little: NZ Post - a post-modern postal service
Comment: NZ Post sent a letter asking people to throw it away.
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Not long ago many kids aspired to being a children's TV presenter. Times have changed.
Tom O'Neil: Flexibility top priority for staff
There are a range of initiatives employers can put into place to give workers flexibility.
Minister for Workplace Relations ushers in new 10-year work safety plan
The vision for the future of the workplace has been decided. Next is action.
Attract the right person for the job
New Zealand businesses are offering perks and incentives to attract talent.
Hawkesby: Forget Lime scooters, it's quad bikes that are killers
COMMENT: Why are people still dying on quad bikes?
Find time to choose wellbeing
Staff value wellbeing options but may not use them, writes Val Leveson.
Man suffers acid burns at Canterbury dairy factory
A man has reportedly suffered acid burn injuries at a Canterbury dairy factory
Why unlimited vacation isn't as good as it sounds
Working flexibility is fraught with perils.
Exposing age-old employee myths
Millennials and more mature workers can learn from each other.
Policewoman killed in game of Russian roulette with fellow officer
A policeman has been charged with manslaughter after he shot and killed a fellow officer.
Boss 'threatened to smash and kill' firefighter
One person dealt with a colleague who regularly threatened to 'smash and kill' them.
Extra holidays for single Chinese female employees
Single female employees over the age of 30 given extra annual days to "go home and date".
Mike Hosking: We need more immigrants
Comment: It's time to stop blaming immigrants for stealing locals' jobs.
Take action to end Mondayisation blues
Here's the bad news if you're rostered to have Mondays off.
Day in shutdown life: Free mac and cheese, empty accounts
26 days into the shutdown, there doesn't seem to be much of a premium on logic.
Resort brothel busted, sex workers deported
The Queenstown brothel was found to be operating illegally.
Play to your strengths in business
Despite perceptions, introverted people are some of the best leaders, writes Dani Wright.
Ease the back to work transition
Enjoy the holiday while it lasts then plan for your return to the workplace.
Tom O'Neil: New work year blues?
As the summer holidays end how are you feeling about returning to work?
App warns workers about lightning strikes
App users will get an alert if lightning is expected to hit near them.
Mystery deepens as identical outrageous job ad appears in US
It turns out a similar series of ads also appeared in the US.
Let's Talk Law: Private investigations
An independent investigator can make life easier when dealing with a workplace complaint.
Nightmare role: Is this the most self-indulgent job ad of all time?
The ad has gone viral... for all the wrong reasons.