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The new partners hope to shake up payrolls and improve security for companies and staff.

Vegetable-growing, IT, a four-day week, journalism: honours for leaders in their fields.

Employment Relations Authority member abruptly departs, leaving 19 cases dangling.

Broadcasting star's career unravelled over one dramatic week.

The case has implications for both employees and employers.

Museum board says 'outstanding' director has its full support.

Staff say museum's leadership "authoritarian" and "controlled by director".

Long-serving director has full support of the museum board.

New Government policy will fundamentally alter some norms in NZ employment relationships.

A doctor had his medical records accessed by colleagues after he went to the ED for care.

Waikato DHB found in breach of doctor's privacy after colleagues accessed medical file.

New York Times: From the lifts, to meeting rooms - workplaces may never be the same.

Curry nights were 'an interesting one being an Indian'. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Sport NZ has trialled blind CVs in a bid to improve gender balance on its staff.

The council says the trip to see the self-help guru was for professional development.

General medical questions not relevant to the job 'not okay', says foundation head.

Hiring skilled migrants is going to be more expensive from Monday.

Workplace adviser Karla Miller answers a reader's question about a snitch.

COMMENT: "Nothing about the profession is equal...and I am justifiably furious."

The way we end email them might be the one thing letting us down.

There are few events more excruciating than a farewell for someone made redundant.

HR professional Thai-Anh Cooper talks about where Kiwi employers are going wrong.

'Cultural crisis': One in three female lawyers sexually harassed during careers - survey.

The Housing New Zealand worker's death was never notified to health and safety authorities

COMMENT: Professional assistance likely to cost more than winning legal case.

Alleged sexual harassment by former partner stress the privilege of the legal profession.

The ERA found the Auckland woman abused her leave entitlement.

Barbara Chapman has presided over six years of record earnings at ASB Bank.

Women who contribute just as much as male colleagues still lag behind in pay, study finds.