Sir Rod Drury, the 2026 New Zealander of the Year, was the accounting software giant's chief until 2018.
Business
Wed, Apr 15
Several governance and support roles were put on hold last year while councillors reviewed 2026 budgets.
Politics
Mon, Apr 13
Walker Smith told The Guardian witnessing thefts "every hour of every day for the last five years" prompted him to act.
Crime and Justice
Tue, Apr 7
One hiring manager said AI was great in preparing for an interview, but should not be used during one: "You're not fooling anyone".
Life
Sun, Apr 5
The living wage was set by Living Wage Aotearoa NZ, a coalition of unions and other groups.
New Zealand
Wed, Apr 1
Mining in Reefton, home to just over 1000 people, is expected to generate up to 500 new jobs over the next two to five years.
Sat, Mar 21
A worker in Christchurch said he was "gutted" for some of the people who had been working at the factory for decades, saying "this is their life".
Thu, Mar 12
Job seekers are hoping a face-to-face conversation with employers could succeed where online applications haven’t.
Six figures used to mean a comfortable life across the Tasman, but not now, writes Christopher Hoy.
Mon, Feb 23
"Workers who should be employees will be denied basic entitlements just because a company wants to call them a contractor," a spokesperson for union E tū says.
Tue, Feb 17
Several 9kg gas bottles at the Auckland Tank Test facility exploded in March 2024, subsequently fuelling a "significant fire".
Sat, Feb 7
The retailer will slash 270 head office roles and expand an outsourcing partnership.
Wed, Feb 4
Adrian Wright, who has been the region’s harbourmaster since 2024, said it was his wife who prompted him to apply for the position.
Fri, Jan 30
If emails are already piling up and the holiday glow is fading fast – here's how to make the most of your annual leave in 2026.
Thu, Jan 29
'Revenge quitting' your job can at times seem tempting, but experts are warning of the potential risks that come with it.
Sat, Jan 3
Leaving town over Christmas and January is a part of Kiwis' cultural identity.
December 30, 2025
While many of us wind down for summer, orchards are ramping up for a bumper crop, with much of the ripe summer fruit destined for the supermarkets and export.
December 22, 2025
Social service providers say there are record numbers of people doing it tough with unemployment up 78% over the past three years.
December 12, 2025
The programme, launched in Waikato in February, has given high school students paid, real-world experience in manufacturing while they studied.
December 10, 2025
It brings negotiations between the Post Primary Teachers' Association and the Government to an end – a process that involved strikes and a tense back and forward between the two parties.
December 4, 2025
Student Job Search received more than 360,000 applications between January and November – a 21.2% increase from 2024.
November 21, 2025
The Supreme Court delivered its ruling on Uber's contract practices today, leaving the door open for contract workers to claim they are employees.
November 17, 2025
According to the PSA union, the cuts amounted to 13% of non-firefighting staff across the country, shaving 10% of its annual budget – roughly $70 million.
November 12, 2025
Will ACT minister Brooke van Velden's proposed Employment Relations Amendment Bill see more and more Kiwi workers toil for low pay with zero holiday and sick leave?
November 8, 2025
Today's figures are another nudge up from the previous 5.2% in the June 2025 quarter and 5.1% in the March 2025 quarter.
November 5, 2025
