Labour stories
The new product is a result of the recent acquisition of Quorbit, a United Kingdom-based start-up specialising in long-term workforce planning solutions.
Restaurant workers face growing job vacancies in the hospitality sector, but advanced technology can help ease the burden and retain talent.
The affordability of the latest iPhone model has been put to the test in a new global study, and New Zealanders may have to start saving their pennies.
Doctors and public health experts say AI should be paused until tougher rules are in place, warning of surveillance, lethal weapons and job losses.
Road workers and motorists could face fewer delays as traffic management shifts to site-specific risk assessments under new guidance.
New Zealand’s infrastructure deficit of USD $210 billion will face fresh scrutiny as Nick Leggett takes charge of the sector body on 24 April.
Specialist engineers, technicians and insurance assessors can be brought in within a week to speed North Island cyclone recovery.
WorkSafe says the case highlights how moving or copying machinery without fresh checks can expose workers to fatal crushing hazards.
Shift workers face a higher risk of workplace errors and injuries as new research links irregular hours to poorer cognition.
Queensland developers are being asked to inject millions as Condev races to complete projects and avert collapse.
Critical services can keep close contacts at work, easing staff shortages as New Zealand’s Omicron response begins on Wednesday.
Builders face stricter site controls, from masked public interactions to work bubbles and tracing records, as New Zealand shifts to Red.
Kiwi architects and builders could gain work as the island's new runway opens direct flights, boosting trade and tourism links.
Construction students can apply for Site Safe funding until 31 August, with five categories open and mentoring included.
Warnings that Australia’s builders are at breaking point have prompted calls for urgent reform to deliver the USD $110 billion pipeline.
Poor communication, unrealistic deadlines and weak coordination are fuelling stress on New Zealand construction sites, a study finds.
COVID-19 has accelerated remote-working and training risks as New Zealand’s workplace safety progress stalls and serious injuries rise.
Mounting delays and mistakes on Transmission Gully have prompted an urgent independent review to be led by Australian road and rail expert Steve Richards.
Bidders are under pressure to show local benefits, safety gains and clear evidence of capability as major projects become ever more competitive.
A Christchurch meat plant has been fined and ordered to pay reparation after a worker lost four fingers in a cleaning accident.
