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Through the glass ceiling

It's been a good year for women in the law profession

Young actors struggle with agency pay delay

Migrants gaining residency via scam

Immigrants are making agreements with employers to pay their own taxes and wages in a scam now being investigated by officials.

British invasion lifts migration stats

The number of Britons coming to New Zealand has continued to bump up migration statistics, while the state of the UK economy is deterring Kiwis from moving to Britain.

Blast injures 7 workers

Injured forestry worker improving

Regions race to recovery

Delivering on the employment brand promise

Engage the employee with supportive relationships

Rise in number of young without income

The number of young people aged 20 to 24 with no income almost trebled between 1996 and 2006, according to new figures.

Bus driver shocked at request to work on after bashing

After being bashed repeatedly in the head, bus driver Sudeep Singh says he was asked if he could drive his vehicle back to its depot.

Civil servants told to show their colours

The SSC has toughened its code of conduct for public servants with more prescriptive rules around political activities and potential conflicts of interest.

The Kiwi lunch - sex, shopping and sandwiches

Clint Rickards, lawyer, heads back to court

Controversial former cop Clint Rickards is working at the same courthouse where the woman who accused him of rape assists crime victims.

Dark days in Disneyland

For staff at Disneyland Paris, there's a less magical side to the Kingdom, with long hours and job cuts reportedly leading some to suicide.

School teacher wins fight over cancelled maternity pay