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Bayliss moves on

Jobless tell of Asian shut-out

Microsoft investigates child labour claims at Chinese supplier

A report claims 14 and 15-year-olds were employed at a Chinese supplier, working shifts from 7.45am until 10.55pm - for 52 cents an hour.

Retiring painter gets the brush-off

A DHB has refused to shout afternoon tea for an employee retiring after 50 years.

Is bullying a problem at your workplace?

Forget the playground, it's the workplace that is rife with bullies, a study shows. Here is the latest selection of Your Views.

Switch the lights back on

Unsung Heroes: Super Nova uses op shops to stock school library

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<i>Kate Ross</i> - First quarter over and I'm optimistic

It's slim pickings finding quality workers in the recruitment market, says Kate Ross

Things are looking up

$20 'carrot' not for all

Winz moves early to bring in tough stance on benefits

Winz has started bumping people off the invalids benefit, months before new work tests officially come into force, beneficiary advocates say.

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