Employment

Jun Jiang, 37, had been on life support after falling from a height while using a scissor lift.

Doctors prepare to turn off Chinese worker's life support after his condition fails to improve.

Some drivers at global ridesharing giant Uber have welcomed a New Zealand court's decision to classify them as employees rather than contractors.

Four high-achieving women talk about how the 'glass ceiling' is double-glazed for Indian migrant women in New Zealand, and how they rose to the challenge.

The government is allowing migrant school leavers to work while they wait for the outcome of their parents' residency applications.

The government is allowing migrant school leavers to work while they wait for the outcome of their parents' residency applications.

Popular North Shore Asian eatery Panda Restaurant ordered to pay $295,000 in employment damages to a seasoned Asian chef.

New Zealand workplaces have been urged to speak out against harassment on the back of a new study that shows its financial impact on businesses.

With unemployment rising as businesses struggle amid an economic downturn, immigrants are increasingly anxious about their employment prospects in New Zealand.

The ruling shows the owners of a business that has been liquidated can still be held liable for breaches committed while it was trading.

The news the Chief Ombudsman must hang up his hat at the ripe age of 72 has sparked debate - how old is too old to still be working? Audio

The relative strength of the country's job market is of little consolation to highly skilled migrants who struggle to secure roles that match their qualifications and experience.

The Employment Court has found Gloriavale's Overseeing Shepherd was the employer of six women who worked on the Christian community's domestic teams.

The Employment Relations Authority found the restaurant owner unlawfully deducted money from his restaurant manager's wages over a two-year period.