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Managing your career and mental illness

This Mental Health Awareness Week we look at how to maintain your career while experiencing mental illness.

Managing Director/Chief Executive | Kaihautū Whakahaere/Tumu Matua

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Managing directors/chief executives organise and take responsibility for the effective operation of an organisation.

Will my daughter with a disability manage university?

Continuing our Q & A series – answering questions from parents about their young person's work and learning choices.

Biosecurity Officer | Āpiha Ao Koiora

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Biosecurity officers check areas of land for harmful animals or plants and arrange for, or help with, pest destruction and control.

Groundsperson | Kaimanaaki Papa

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Groundspeople are in charge of the turf (grass), tracks and pitches at sports fields, golf courses, public areas, schools and racecourses.

Storeperson | Tangata Whakaputu

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Storepeople receive, check, store and send out goods from a warehouse, business or organisation.

From parent to worker – how to manage the change

Tips on how to return to work after time spent parenting.

How to have a career discussion with your manager

Find out how to talk to your manager about career development.

Self-management skills key to securing that job

Getting your rage on at work might be okay for a mixed martial arts fighter, but not so for the rest of us who need to learn how to keep...

Manage your money to avoid career stress

How to plan your money so you survive career upsets.