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Work life balance

Find strategies and support for managing career demands alongside your personal life.

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Anon193514 · 16 Oct 2025

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I'm struggling with my work environment at the moment everyone is not happy with each other always complaining, arguing or threatening to quit. while I think mangement wants them too. I am truly struggling to stay with the job but I have no where else to go

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SEEK Admin · 22 Sep 2025

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The Australian state of Victoria has proposed a law that gives employees the right to work from home two days per week if they can. The change would give workers more flexibility and work-life balance, potentially allowing more carers and parents to stay in the workforce. Would you support a similar law in New Zealand? How would working from home two days per week help you? Share your thoughts below. ⬇️

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SEEK Admin · 18 Nov 2025

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Let's talk breakfast. Lots of workplaces are offering return-to-office perks like barista coffee and free breakfast, and we'd like to know: what does your employer provide? Bonus question: what do you wish they'd stock in the pantry?

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Adewale · 15 Oct 2025

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I’m a hardworking and reliable person with hands-on experience in data entry, driving, dispatch, and coordination. I have strong organizational and teamwork skills, with leadership experience as a team lead and coordinator. I’m also skilled in carpentry and fruit picking, always focused on completing tasks safely, efficiently, and with attention to detail. I enjoy volunteering and contributing to teamwork that makes a positive impact.

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Anon728624 · 5 Oct 2025

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I read an article last week about 'quiet cracking' which is basically burnout. My work is super hectic at the moment and there are times when I go home completely wrecked and just stare at my phone - Is that burnout? I'm sure it's not good but I'm only in my 20s so it can't permanently damage me can it?

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SEEK Admin · 18 Nov 2025

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Let's talk breakfast. Lots of workplaces are offering return-to-office perks like barista coffee and free breakfast, and we'd like to know: what does your employer provide? Bonus question: what do you wish they'd stock in the pantry?

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SEEK Admin · 18 Nov 2025

inWork life balance

Let's talk breakfast. Lots of workplaces are offering return-to-office perks like barista coffee and free breakfast, and we'd like to know: what does your employer provide? Bonus question: what do you wish they'd stock in the pantry?

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Philip · 4 Nov 2025

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I want to pay a recruiter a reward for finding me a job. Where should I look/post to find a good agency. Not fussy on the type of work, just want casual/part-time (out of office hours) Will do mornings to 12pm. Else 6pm on is good. Graveyard sifts ok. But only 4-6rhs. Not worried about the pay rate. If all ese fails I can go back (next year) to my old 5 star job. 100% the best company to work for. Any help, suggestions, direction and advice will be greatly received, :)

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Anon495332 · 2 Oct 2025

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Does anyone here work a 4-day week or a 9-day fortnight? If so -did you start with five days a week then scale back? Was it offered by your company? Or did you originally start on the reduced days? Doing some research for myself…

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Krista · 10 Sep 2025

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Trying to move from fulltime to reduced hours. Cost of living is out the gate and I'm in my early 50s. Have a lifetime of experience but there's no bachelor of any kind in there. Is it still Qualifications vrs experience these days?