Employment

Nearly 200 graduated last year, but only 68 have found jobs, and only 44 through Health NZ. Audio

Rangiora High School is seeking opportunities for its Lighthouse programme (special needs) students.

The last week of January is prime job-hunting time, and Trade Me says a softer labour market is not putting applicants off.

Staff at both organisations have been called to a meeting tomorrow morning to discuss editorial changes.

After eight months working as a kitchen hand, a 16-year-old says she felt backed into a corner by her employer who told her she no longer had a job if she did not sign a casual contract.

When Wayo Carson was a boy, he loved throwing rocks. That thrill has never left.

The company remains at the centre of a major investigation by Immigration New Zealand that commenced as early as September 2023.

After months of legal tussles, the US Supreme Court today upheld a law that would ban the video-sharing platform - used by 170 million Americans - in the name of national security.

Employment confidence has edged back up from pandemic-era lows.

An emotional and tearful memorial service has been held for Jun Jiang, a migrant worker who died at a workplace in South Auckland, with a friend saying his death has destroyed a family.

However, Val Miller is not ready to hang up her stethoscope just yet.

Stats NZ estimate the number of people over 70 available to work in December rose 3.4 percent on the year earlier.

The man has lost his bid for compensation and reimbursement.

With a return to the office, comes a return of the special challenges regarding workplace friendships.