Employment
Wellbeing of hospitality staff must be top of mind - minister
A recent industry survey showed nearly 34 percent of participants had witnessed bullying in the workplace in the last two years.
Hospital's nurse shortage: 'Somebody's going to die'
Nurses have picketed outside Thames Hospital to voice frustration at what the union says is constant understaffing and increased workloads in the department.
NZTA chief executive set to leave agency at term end
NZTA board will recruit new chief executive when Nicole Rosie leaves the agency in February.
Do trades or degrees earn you more now?
The best career path is a perennial topic of conversation - but what does the data tell us about might be the best outcome over a person's working life? Audio
Number of women entering trades increasing rapidly
The number of women entering the trades is increasing rapidly as the industry attitudes makes a dramatic shift. Tony Lemin from the Southern Institute of Technology spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss. Audio
What are the best job prospects for school leavers?
If you've got kids who are coming to the end of their school years, this might be a question you're pondered - where are the best job prospects these days? RNZ's money correspondent Susan Edmunds… Audio
All options remain on the table for Health NZ: PM Luxon
The Prime Minister has warned all options remain on the table for Health NZ. PM Christopher Luxon spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss. Audio
More rural emergency department's in Northland could resort to telehealth
There are concerns more of Northland's rural emergency departments could resort to telehealth at nights and weekends within months. Association of salaried medical specialists' Northland president Dr… Audio
How and when to call in sick to work
Feel guilty taking sick leave? Don't - soldiering on is so pre-pandemic.
Hundreds of people are applying for roles, how do you stand out?
Job application numbers are at record levels, and recruiters say they are sometimes dealing with hundreds of applicants. So what can you do to stand out? RNZ asked the experts.
Person dies in farm incident near Morrinsville
A person has died in a workplace incident on a farm near Morrinsville.
The ad man who became a film chaplain
He made some of our most well-known ads and now he's helping film crews in hard times. Audio
'Shock and dismay' as leaked document shines light on Health NZ cuts
Another "brutally fast" round of redundancies looming, leaving already struggling staff stunned, one insider says. Audio
More Health NZ job cuts to come, new boss says
Te Whatu Ora's new commissioner Lester Levy says there will be more job cuts to backroom staff, as the organisation tries to downsize. Audio
'Soul destroying': Health NZ proposes cuts to recently established jobs
The change has blindsided Te Whatu Ora workers already coping with restructures, the Public Service Association says.
A recruiter's tips for getting a job
Don't be afraid to use AI to beef up your resume if you're struggling to find work, a recruitment expert says. Audio
More time given for feedback on amended charter schools bill
It comes after some last-minute changes by associate minister of education David Seymour.
Fonterra proposes job cuts, outsourcing labour from overseas
Dairy giant Fonterra is proposing cutting jobs at its Waikato headquarters as it outsources labour to overseas.
As jobseeker numbers rise, how can you stand out from the crowd
With unemployment up, it can be a tough market out there if you're looking for a job. Audio
Senior hospital doctors at Rotorua ED asked to work at Taupō ED due to staff shortage
Senior hospital doctors at Rotorua's Emergency Department are being told they will have to work at Taupō ED, to ensure there are enough staff for it to remain open. Delphine Herbert has the story. Audio
