A private member Amendment Bill proposing to extend the minimum... read more
A private member Amendment Bill proposing to extend the minimum wage rate to independent contractors is being reviewed by New...
Charlie Arms-Harris speaks to Jonny Turner on public holidays and leave entitlements
Copeland Ashcroft employment law specialist Charlie Arms-Harris... read more
Copeland Ashcroft employment law specialist Charlie Arms-Harris speaks to Jonny Turner on the Hokonui Muster around Mondayisation of public holidays...
General / October 25, 2016
Managing the Minefield – Drug and Alcohol Testing
New Alcohol Limits Changes are coming. The Land Transport Amendment... read more
New Alcohol Limits Changes are coming. The Land Transport Amendment Bill 2013 passed its third and final reading on 30...
General / October 25, 2016
ACCRUED EMPLOYEE ENTITLEMENTS – is the old employer liable to the new employer for payment?
The Court of Appeal says NO. In light of the Court of Appeal’s... read more
The Court of Appeal says NO. In light of the Court of Appeal’s decision in Pacific Flight Catering Ltd v...
General / September 25, 2016
Law Blog: Pay properly for public holidays?
By Lucia Vincent Paying properly for public holidays beats paying... read more
By Lucia Vincent Paying properly for public holidays beats paying penalties if you don’t, writes employment lawyer Lucia Vincent. Many...
General / September 25, 2016
Drug and Alcohol Testing in the Workplace
The Copeland Ashcroft Law Team recently presented a seminar... read more
The Copeland Ashcroft Law Team recently presented a seminar roadshow on the crossover between employment law and health and safety obligations, and...
General / August 25, 2016