Employment

Midwives are taking on the government in court after what they claim has been nearly a decade of broken promises to pay and support them properly.

Artificial intelligence is driving the expansion of the gig economy, but with growth comes growing pains.

Maritime NZ says investigations found several safety failings by LPC in the management of risks for workers involved in the loading of coal.

The forestry company says the man was clearing a drain when the excavator became submerged.

Dr Curtis Walker says the government's accusations of financial illiteracy are unfair.

The organisation's change proposal, leaked to RNZ, says 66 roles would likely go

A recent industry survey showed nearly 34 percent of participants had witnessed bullying in the workplace in the last two years.

Nurses have picketed outside Thames Hospital to voice frustration at what the union says is constant understaffing and increased workloads in the department.

NZTA board will recruit new chief executive when Nicole Rosie leaves the agency in February.

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

Feel guilty taking sick leave? Don't - soldiering on is so pre-pandemic.

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.

A person has died in a workplace incident on a farm near Morrinsville.