'I'm going to knock you out': NZ Post worker threatened, sanctioned
NZ Post to pay $10k to employee sanctioned after being threatened with violence.
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Beneficiaries hardest hit by inflation
Higher prices for housing, household utilities and food hit beneficiaries the most.
Tom O'Neil: Selling yourself to employers
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Watchdog's warning about kids' bank accounts
Parents should be careful about how they set up their children's bank accounts.
Company offers to microchip employees
Microchipped employees will be able to log onto their computers with swipe of their hands.
Struggling for a decent job, decent wage, decent life
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ETS proposals 'last nail in coffin' - expert
Proposed changes to the Emissions Trading Scheme "final nail in the coffin", expert says.
Counter-offers don't keep staff long term
Offering a staff member more to stay with your company doesn't work, research says.
NZ's neutral interest rate now below 4pc
A lower New Zealand dollar would help rebalance growth, the Reserve Bank says.
NZX CFO resigns, heads to Cooperative Bank
Bevan Miller will leave the market operator in October to take up a CFO role at the bank.
Could this app lower your workplace stress?
Volunteers sought to test if app can help reduce workers' stress.
Pay rises on horizon for top talent
Know what value you've added to a company when asking for more money.
What millennials want from CEOs
Nearly half of millennials think CEOs have a responsibility to speak out on social issues.
Bank customers get $39m in payouts
Banking customers have been paid out close to $39 million in compensation
Startup wants to replace your office with 3D holograms
Meta is determined to end the "tyranny of the modern office".
Former ASB bank boss dies
Former ASB bank chief executive Hugh Burrett has passed away.
NZ's debt: Better, but we're not home & dry
Overseas debt is better than it was, but the numbers still aren't great.
RBNZ considering IMF recommendations
RBNZ considering IMF recommendations but aiming for regime 'fit for New Zealand'.
Grant Robertson on politics, music and his dad going to jail
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Restaurant using VR to train employees
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Judge slams 'preposterous' sacking excuse
Melbourne real estate agency in court after sacking a pregnant woman.
Reasonable cause for complaints
Bullying is less likely to be tolerated, but it is still a health and safety issue
RBNZ: No need for prescriptive cyber security rules
Cyber-attacks a significant threat but RBNZ says no need for prescriptive requirements.
How to survive an office romance
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NZ job market has strong gender bias
The New Zealand job market shows a strong gender bias according to data from Trade Me.
Inflation missing in action in second quarter
Consumer prices were unchanged as weaker fuel prices offset rises in household basics.
NZ net foreign liabilities as share of GDP improve
NZ net foreign liabilities as share of GDP have improved but risks remain: RBNZ.
Making flexibility work for all
Workplace benefits should extend to single employees by Joanna Mathers
Why CEO's mental health email went viral
A compassionate email from a CEO to employee regarding mental health has gone viral.