Working In job tools
The following articles will provide you with insight into what it is like to work in New Zealand.
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Writing a CV for the New Zealand job market
Though you are likely a seasoned professional with a solid CV, it helps to know about a country’s general preferences for job application paperwork. -
Tailoring your CV for the New Zealand IT industry
If you want to work in New Zealand’s IT industry, it pays to know what is expected of you when it comes to your CV. -
Annual leave in New Zealand
New Zealand employers are required by law to offer a minimum of four weeks annual leave a year, on top of the 11 public holiday days recognised by the country. -
Employment Relations Amendment Act – 90 day employee probation
On 12 December 2008 the New Zealand Government passed the controversial Employment Relations Amendment Act. -
Interview tips
Interviews. For most people a nerve-wracking experience, but with a little clever research and some common sense it is possible to ease the nerves and put yourself at the front of the pack to land yourself that job. -
New Zealand public holidays
New Zealand workers enjoy eleven public holidays a year. Find out when they are, and check your employment contract states you have these days as leave days. -
New Zealand supports work/life balance
The Employment Relations Act was brought into place to provide guidelines to both employers and employees in relation to more flexible working arrangements. -
Tips for a great telephone interview
Telephone interviews, in some ways, can be easier to do than in-person or video conferencing interviews. You don't need to worry about what you are wearing, or that nervous smile.