Pay

A payroll systems expert thinks the Government is grossly underestimating the number of New Zealanders who are being underpaid for their holidays. Audio

Payroll companies say revelations that hundreds of thousands of workers could be owed millions of dollars in holiday pay should not be a shock to employers - or the Government Audio

Data on the salaries of tertiary graduates shows the money is in the more qualified professions. Audio

What is the scale of New Zealand's payroll problems and what needs to be done about it? The Unite Union, which began investigating problems with underpayment of holiday pay a year ago, estimates that… Audio

Thousands of the lowest paid school staff are unhappy their pay has been cut this year because of an administrative anomaly. Audio

Thousands of public servants may have been underpaid for decades because of a payroll error that could cost the ministry involved a 'significant' amount. Audio

Midwives have been offered a payrise backdated to July last year but they say it's not enough and they will continue with their legal action aganst the government. Audio

New figures show that men in the public service are still getting paid a lot more than women, with no change in the 14 percent gender pay gap. The State Services Commission's survey of wages shows two… Audio

The Public Service Association represents 58-thousand government workers. Its national secretary is Erin Polaczuk Audio

As you know our lead this morning is the gender pay gap in the public service. Audio

Just released details of the pay gap between what women and men are paid in the country's 29 public service departments show there has been no improvement and the gap is not reducing. Audio

Some government departments have a pay gap between men and women of 39 per cent. Audio

The Remuneration Authority has given the Prime Minister and MPs a Christmas pay rise. Audio

The Renumeration Authority has given MPs a Christmas present - a payrise. Audio

The caregiver who started the ball rolling on trying to get pay parity between men and women says the Government's finally woken up to the problem. Audio

Unions and employers are to set up a taskforce to establish principles for dealing with pay equity claims. Audio

John Gerritsen explores why the government's flagship scheme to improve education is dividing schools. Audio

The Criminal Bar Association says defence lawyers aren't being paid for the extra work created by a new restorative justice law. Audio

Move to Wellington and become a consultant -- at least that's what one online recruitment site's new data shows will put more money in your pocket this year. Audio

Poorly paid aged careworkers have won another major victory in a landmark case over pay. Audio