The Court of Appeal will today hear Uber’s argument that its drivers are contractors, not employees.
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With questions over the sustainability of the current superannuation scheme, pension tension in NZ remains high. So, should the superannuation age change?
Monday 5:00am
In response to declining mail volumes, the company plans to lay off 700 posties and replace them with courier drivers over the next five years.
Sun, Mar 17
Explainer
After getting rid of Fair Pay Agreements and reinstating 90-day trials, the Government is looking at further overhauls within the workplace. So what can we expect?
Fri, Mar 15
The Government needs to sort the police pay dispute quickly if it wants to hold on to perceptions about being tough on crime, writes Q+A presenter Jack Tame.
One teacher who made the move says better pay and working conditions pulled him across the ditch.
Thu, Mar 14
Yesterday, police rejected an “insulting” pay offer by the government, which the Labour leader believes shows “tax cuts are more important than police pay”.
Wed, Mar 13
The Police Association said the offer didn't back up the Government's lofty plans for law and order.
Tue, Mar 12
A report found that if businesses do more to improve gender equality over the next decade, they could add $13 trillion to the global economy.
Sat, Mar 9
The group said TVNZ could be funded at a cost of $60 per person annually.
"For 47 years we've been battling for New Zealanders and we are not ready for that to end," Fair Go's executive producer said.
Fri, Mar 8
The Red Bull Racing Formula 1 employee whose complaint sparked an investigation into alleged misconduct by team principal Christian Horner has been suspended.
Receivers have confirmed ELE Security, the only part of the group that was still in operation, was placed into liquidation so it could be sold.
Thu, Mar 7
TVNZ is cutting costs as it responds to economic and structural challenges within media that are impacting revenue performance.
Labour-hire workers Jake Ginders and Floyd Harris died during their illegal commute to a meatworks near Dannevirke in 2019.
Mon, Mar 4
A focus on meeting visa processing timeframes and volumes overrode migrant exploitation risk considerations at Immigration NZ, a new review has found.
Tue, Feb 27
The data, published by the Workplace Gender Equality Agency, has been broken down by industry into base salaries and total pay including superannuation, overtime and bonuses.
Nursing jobs in Canterbury explicitly said applications from nurses who'd recently completed competency assessment programmes would not be accepted.
Fri, Feb 23
Ministry of Social Development deputy chief executive Viv Rickard told a select committee that beneficiaries were not punished for turning down "invites" to work seminars. That's not the case.
Thu, Feb 22
Deloitte reports show the workers were collectively owed more than $4m.
Tue, Feb 20
The figure represents about 12% of the active workforce and the rate of nurses expressing interest is growing, despite a boost in pay last year.
Government introduces wide crackdown on what it describes as "welfare dependence" from unemployed beneficiaries.
Mon, Feb 19
The confirmation comes after a share trading freeze amid speculation over Ross Taylor's future at the company.
Wed, Feb 14
1News' Katie Bradford takes a look at another tough day for the construction giant.
Management professor Jarrod Haar spoke to Breakfast about whether New Zealand should introduce something similar.
Mon, Feb 12