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Woman loses entire savings to elaborate job scam
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OPINION: Some businesses are desperate for staff while others are culling positions.
Pay packets not keeping up with inflation
Figures show wage growth may have plateaued and tracking behind annual inflation.
Labour market may have passed ‘peak overheating’
Feelings about the jobs market remain on the positive side but expectations are subdued.
Worker shortage still severe despite slowdown
Survey of Employers and Manufacturers Association members shows hiring still tough.
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Contractor or employee? Disappointment over Govt stalling work to clarify the difference
Some contractors could effectively be earning less than the minimum wage.
Confidence gap: The common mistake holding women back in the workforce
Women often don't back themselves when it comes to applying for jobs.
Rise in job adverts points to more inflation pressure
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Dellwyn Stuart: Persistent pay gaps in tech are a disgrace
OPINION: Why have new industries developed where the pay gap is even higher than before?
Former Hatch execs want to help women power up
Kristen Lunman and Natalie Ferguson have global ambitions.
Lockdowns are over. WFH isn’t. Why?
Financial Times: Much of the world remains in the grip of ‘Long Social Distancing’.
Four-day working week makes staff happier - and companies more money, new study reveals
'Major breakthrough': Adopting new working pattern could increase revenue, cut burnout.
Editorial: Social insurance scheme had best intentions but too complex
Editorial: It's not surprising the $3.5 billion proposal is "off the table" for now.
Disney to axe 7000 jobs in $8.7 billion cost-cutting plan
Financial Times: Returning boss faces serious challenges - and a challenger.
Respite from interest rate hikes looms as unemployment rises
First signs of a slowdown have emerged in labour market data, economists say.
Unemployment rises, wage growth hits all-time record
Leaping labour costs: Biggest increase since index started in 1992.
Burnout in the workplace: Will Ardern influence a new Great Resignation?
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Immigration is not the silver bullet, says economist
'Risks attached to loosening the settings too much in the current economy.'
After a pay rise this year? Don't bank on it
Tight control over salary budgets a hard truth for many employees.
‘I warned him’: Boss’ controversial act to employee
A boss is refusing to budge on his actions, explaining why she took such a hardline stance
Opinion: Doing business in a way that benefits all
Kate Grant says be mindful of impacts on workers, communities, customers, and the planet.
'Welfare rorters': Mining boss targets Kiwi staff amid claims Aussies 'too lazy'
Perth Mining company offering Kiwis up to triple their pay for jobs.
Sasha Borissenko: Legal winners and losers of 2022
Opinion: New mums, high-profile scientists, gutsy workers among the year's winners.
AUT loses staff redundancy lawsuit - but sequel looms after ‘complex’ decision
AUT planned to cut 170 academic staff but says no 'aggravation' intended.
Worker shortage: Restaurants expect to struggle over busy season
Restaurants may be facing a "crisis" ahead of Christmas.
‘Concerning’ gap between big bosses, other staff in workplace happiness study
There's a disconnect - and it's being ignored at peril, company gurus say.
Women warned to be wary of double-edged sword of workplace flexibility
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WorkSafe took weeks to inspect companies illegally storing explosive substances
Hazardous substances are estimated to cause deaths of between 600 and 900 NZers a year.
Consumer confidence takes a dive as cost of living bites
In news that will cheer the Reserve Bank, consumers feel more downbeat about spending.
Twitter boss Musk hires hacker prodigy
A notorious coder has been hand-picked as the CEO's white knight.
Elon Musk’s ‘hardcore’ management style: a case study in what not to do
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