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Pay packets fall as CEOs fail to achieve performance targets.

Upston has announced $60m in tourism initiatives, but none are additional investments.

Of Northland's workforce, 66% earn $50,000 or less annually.

One man said he couldn't even afford a birthday gift for his child.

OPINION: The only certainty around the economic direction right now is uncertainty.

OPINION: It’s dumb from a business point of view and, worse, it’s heartless.

Northland's regional deal could boost GDP by $977m and create 6000 jobs.

OPINION: Check if you're on the right tax code, especially with multiple incomes.

A poll shows voters are in favour of the living wage continuing for govt contracts.

The former Prime Minister thinks there are plenty of ways to improve performance.

A Bill aims to stop employers from enforcing pay gag orders on workers.

A radical overhaul of unjustified dismissal rules will be phased in over a year.

Unemployment rose and wage increases slowed, but the impact wasn't spread evenly.

Mike Harvey left his job after seeing issues with how the industry operated.

The family of five are in a far better financial position than they were in NZ.

OPINION: A fulltime minimum wage worker will be $235 a year worse off in real terms – CTU.

OPINION: Executive pay should be benchmarked against the finances of the organisation.

OPINION: A new toolkit aims to tackle the gender pay gap in New Zealand.

Some described the new job data as 'the last shoe to drop' after tough times.

OPINION: There are situations when you may not need to pay for insurance.

OPINION: Central banks don't slash rates unless economies are in serious trouble.

But there are some concerns, including over the Act leader’s new Ministry of Regulation.

The Herald reveals who we believe are the highest-paid Kiwi sports people in the world.

But the Tertiary Education Union says it is seeking a 6% pay rise for its members.

OPINION: 131 years since Suffrage Day there is still work to be done.

A majority of respondents want the threshold increased to $75,000, but it looks unlikely.

Confidence is important - but a real recovery will need more, economist says.

The New Zealand arm's earnings before interest and tax fell by 56.5%.

First a beachside remote office and $188m pay deal. Now, another perk.