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Launch of Pay and Employment Equity Unit and developments in implementing the plan of action.

New paid parental leave laws come into effect today under the Parental Leave and Employment Protection Amendment Act 2004.

Even the most established and ingrained ways of working can change, and must change, to accommodate the different needs of the economy, and the different expectations of workers and employers.

Launch National Occupational Health and Safety Advisory Committee's (NOHSAC) report, Burden of Occupational Disease and Injury in NZ

The next step for the government will be to extend paid parental leave to self-employed women.

Outlines government's work-life balance policies and launches CTU guide to work-life balance

Presents awards for 2004 National Forklift Drivers Competition

Government’s increased focus on occupational health; key issues and developments.

The government is funding a $520,000 research project into whether PCP exposure contributed to ill health among former timber workers.

Proposals for achieving safe and healthy workplaces in 2015 and beyond.

Supporting a safe workplace environment, through a new joint Fletcher Construction and Amalgamated Workers' Union project.

Kiwis want balanced lives, according to a report released today. The government considers how it might help achieve this.

The future of safety issues for the chemical industry and partnerships with the Department of Labour.

Maximum payments for people on paid parental leave increase by almost $12

Opening address to a conference dedicated to discussion of pay and employment issues for women.

Four New Zealand women tell their work-life balance stories in a new brochure.

The government today released a report on pay and employment equity in the public sector and government decisions arising from it.

A commemmoration day for workers who died while at work.