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The best way to resolve an employment issue is by mediation
22/10/2014

The best way to resolve an employment issue is by mediation

Let's take a look at potential employment relationship issues and what the best course of action might be.

A change for mediators that you must be aware of.
22/10/2014

A change for mediators that you must be aware of.

Following on from our article of a fortnight ago, we continue to highlight some of the more important remaining changes that will come into effect on April 1, writes Brian Richardson in this week's Work to Rule.

08/10/2014

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08/10/2014

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08/10/2014

The odds are often stacked against employees who pursue a personal grievance – and litigation can derail careers.

This is an older piece but once again it is a reminder that Employers must listen to what an Employee is staying in rega...
26/06/2014

This is an older piece but once again it is a reminder that Employers must listen to what an Employee is staying in regards to extreme work commitments and schedules that Employer's load onto Employee's.

A Christchurch woman who left her job, claiming the workplace was unsafe for her and her unborn child has been awarded nearly $30,000 in compensation.

This is great to see and hear. Yes life experience is highly valued in a workforce today. They are reliable, honest and ...
26/06/2014

This is great to see and hear. Yes life experience is highly valued in a workforce today. They are reliable, honest and structured.

Employers are having to adapt to a workforce ranging from school leavers to baby boomers as people stay working for longer. - New Zealand Herald

18/06/2014

The union representing Postie Plus workers says the way administrators have handled a decision to close stores and sack workers is unacceptable.

17/06/2014

10 WAYS TO AVOID STRESS IN THE WORKPLACE

Stressed-out from your job? There's no getting away from it — workplace stress is a fact of life these days, but to stop it getting on top of you, follow our tips.

1. Laugh
It might sound simplistic, but sometimes laughter really is the best medicine. Share a joke with colleagues or do something to make you laugh out loud every now and then.

2. Exercise
Regular exercise is one of the best things you can do for your health, wellbeing and stress levels. Start an office lunchtime touch or soccer team, or hit the pavement, pool, or gym for a lunchtime session and watch your work troubles melt away.

3. Try stress-relieving techniques
Think yoga, meditation, essential oils, massage or simply keeping a stress ball in your desk drawer.

4. Look after your physical health
Healthy body, healthy mind. Your physical health should always be your number one priority. If you're not in shape physically, it will affect all areas of your life — including your performance at work and your ability to tolerate stress. Exercise, provide fuel for your body by eating regularly and healthily, and take time out to relax.

5. Take a holiday
Most of us are allocated four weeks' annual leave each year under our employment contracts, but the majority of New Zealand workers rarely take it. Remember, it's there for a reason: to provide you with some much-needed R&R, so book a trip. The knowledge that you'll soon be hitting the beach or the hiking trail somewhere remote or exotic can also help you get through tough times in the office.

6. Get some sleep
The average person needs eight hours of pure, uninterrupted sleep a night and without it you could be running on adrenaline, craving caffeine and sugar to keep you alert — all which can up your stress levels.

7. Limit the overtime
Work smarter not harder. As much as you can, stick to your normal working hours. This will improve your work/live balance by allowing you time to wind down from your day and spend time with your loved ones, flatmates or family.

8. Enjoy the weekends
Make sure you take time out on the weekends to do what you enjoy. Switch off from work — turn off your mobile and don't check your e-mails — and try to let work stress dissolve for those precious two days a week.

9. Create a pleasant work environment
Make sure your desk has a little bit of "you" to remind you of your life and loves outside of the office. Include photos, postcards, flowers, pot plants and any other knick-knacks to brighten up your work space.

10. Look for a new job
If you've tried all these things and you're still stressed at work, maybe you're just not happy where you are and it's time to move on. Finding a new job could boost your confidence — and ultimately be the key to overcoming your stress levels.

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