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As cyber attacks increase, trained and experienced specialists are highly sought-after.
Like the sound of a five-hour workday? This is the firm for you
Companies across both sides of Tasman are starting to ditch the 40-hour week.
Mike Hosking: Time seems ripe to start lifting wages
It's not the first time NZ growers have struggled to find workers.
Foreign students campaign to stop exploitation
International students say many are working for below minimum wage with no rights.
Be selfless, invest in yourself
Learning, growing and exploring your professional potential is part of the job.
More Housing NZ staff make bullying claims
Health and safety advocates call for WorkSafe to investigate bullying claims at Housing NZ
Managers lose touch with staff
It can be tough at the top and also for managers who are less-than-focused.
PM Jacinda Ardern's new focus on future of work
The Government will set up an on-going forum with Business New Zealand and the Council of Trade Unions to Work on policy development in the face of Work-related changes.
China: Keep the job on your mind
Chinese workers are being hooked up with brain-reading devices.
No bright young coding techies for hire
Not much to attract 20-somethings to the traditional workplace, unless you're Google.
Future proof your employability
Make sure you have the skills for the digital revolution, writes Val Leveson
Hawkesby: Ugly truth about bullying in schools, workplaces
COMMENT: The consequences of bullying are far reaching, driving many out of their jobs.
Teacher: 'People learn to shut up'
Staff reported cartilage damage, using alcohol to cope, severe stress and crying at work.
'A campaign of bullying' – worker's plea for help before death
The Housing New Zealand worker's death was never notified to health and safety authorities
Weird Science: Can newspaper op-eds change your mind?
Could op-eds like those in this newspaper change you long-term view on certain issues?
When the boss is the problem
Improper sexual behaviour transcends vocations, writes Joanna Mathers
All work and no productivity
Workaholics have their self worth attached to being busy and stressed.
Tom O'Neil: Brand attracts talent
Tom O'Neil on what an employer can do to proactively secure top talent.
Beware the unethical contractor
They are not on staff but they must be on board, writes Raewyn Court
Green Party MP Julie Anne Genter visits
Government Minister is drawcard at events in Whanganui on Sunday and Monday.
Law Society working group to look into harassment in the legal profession
The working group comes after sexual harassment allegations at a top New Zealand law firm.
'I typed too loudly': Pettiest office spats revealed
People are sharing the craziest workplace rows they've ever experienced.
Accounting for new technology
Does automation spell the end for the profession? No, but the role will change.
Make a friend, not foe, of your boss
Dani Wright goes in search of strategies to cope when you have a boss you dislike.
Man loses $1.8 million 'Mr Stinky' farting case
The judge ruled that the fart "would not necessarily amount to bullying".
Why you should know your co-workers' salary
An expert argues you could benefit from telling your colleagues how much you earn.
From the lonely office outpost
Alan Perrott reveals why working from 'home' is more likely to be from the cafe
Blogger destroys stay-at-home mum haters
Stay-at-home mum branded "lazy" and "useless" by social media trolls.
Boss sends best response to late-for-work text
This woman's story proves that honesty is always the best policy.
Perils of workplace whispers
Employees should maintain integrity by staying focused on their own business.