Giant listed landlord Goodman Property Trust pushed up annual after-tax profit 72.1 per cent, making $134.1 million in the year to March 31.

Web-based tests have become a key gateway to landing a job, a potent screening tool that can effectively bump a CV to the top of a manager's pile.

Advice for women in leadership from Brenda Freeman of DreamWorks Animation.

Karla L. Miller gives advice on navigating the modern workplace

Career Coach Joyce E.A. Russell went online last week to take questions on etiquette in the workplace.

A doctor training to be an anaesthetist has been censured after she was escorted out of an operating theatre when alcohol was smelled on her breath.

The Ministry of Education will continue to pursue a leaky schools lawsuit against Carter Holt Harvey after it failed in an attempt to have the claim quashed.

The Career Coach, Joyce E.A. Russell, answers questions from readers about how to handle co-workers' annoying habits.

A man injured in a fall at Speight's Brewery earlier this week has died.

Fewer workers are being caught on drugs, despite workplace testing becoming more prevalent, latest figures show.

A New Zealand company reckons it has come up with the answer for frustrated workers trying to focus on the task at hand.

Researchers have found that working mothers agonise they are bad mums because they work and bad employees because they have a family.

Groups and teamwork have long been talked up but they may repel anyone with an ounce of creativity, writes Shelley Bridgeman.

About three in four Kiwi workers are happy in their jobs, with those in Gisborne being the most content, new employment research shows.

Charges have been laid in relation to the death of a Hawkes Bay man at a building site after he was struck by a steel beam earlier this year.

Workers from different generations want largely the same things from their ideal job, a new study has found.

Listed landlord Goodman Property Trust has provided the first glimpse of Fonterra's new headquarters and announced it will own the building in Auckland's Viaduct area.

Ten days before Jason Gibson died, he visited his parents at their Christchurch home.

A manager who texted and called a young female employee asking her to go to his house, even after she rejected his advances, was rightly fired, the ERA has found.