Last week public servants walked off the job at the Department of Internal Affairs for two hours in protest over pay and proposed changes to wo rking conditions. The...
Artificial Intelligence has become surrounded by competing narratives. One side often predicts the wholesale replacement of workers, while the other side dismisses AI...
The budget announcemen t that the government has set aside $18 million over the next fours years to counter migrant exploitation and immigration non-compliance is good...
In Australia, from July this year, about 100,000 of the lowest paid employees on Australia’s minimum wage will receive an above-inflation pay rise of 6% as part of the...
Employment rights may often be human rights. They are always human rights in a literal sense. There is a human involved, often with a family or dependents that may be...
Employment rights may often be human right s. They are always human rights in a literal sense. There is a human involved, often with a family or dependents that may be...
The decision of the High Court in Tony Gibson’s appeal against his conviction and sentence in his personal capacity as an executive of Ports of Auckland Ltd (POAL) has...
Mr Luxon, our Prime Minister, is keen on numbers . The National Party came into power by capturing approximately 38% of the votes. According to the Electoral...
For years, tikanga Māori has increasingly been recognised by our courts and legislation. The most recent significant case was the Supreme Court decision on whether...
You may have missed International Women's Day last week, but the day is celebrated annually on March 8th to honour the social, economic, cultural, and political...
C hanges to the pay equity laws that were passed under urgency just before the budget announcement last year have been described as a "flagrant and significant abuse of...
Sleep is increasingly being considered essential to physical and mental health, brain function, and overall well-being, acting as a vital period for body repair, memory...
