Fair Pay Agreements – Calling the Butcher, the Baker… but not the Candlestick Maker

Fair Pay Agreements – Calling the Butcher, the Baker… but not the Candlestick Maker

Fair Pay Agreements (FPA) were introduced by law on 1 December... read more

Fair Pay Agreements (FPA) were introduced by law on 1 December 2022 and so far, there have been four applications...

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Agreements / February 22, 2023

What’s on the horizon for immigration in 2023?

What’s on the horizon for immigration in 2023?

In December 2022, Immigration New Zealand (INZ) announced several... read more

In December 2022, Immigration New Zealand (INZ) announced several anticipated changes to be implemented in 2023. These changes will have...

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Employment Law / February 22, 2023

WorkSafe’s New Focus – How Work is Done

WorkSafe’s New Focus – How Work is Done

WorkSafe has recently announced a change in focus from acute... read more

WorkSafe has recently announced a change in focus from acute fatalities to the bigger picture: ‘how work is done’. WorkSafe...

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Agreements / January 24, 2023

Workplace Law Seminar Series 2023 – register your interest

Workplace Law Seminar Series 2023 – register your interest

Keeping up with the many and varied changes in Employment Law... read more

Keeping up with the many and varied changes in Employment Law is a challenge for employers and employees alike. Over the...

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Acts / January 24, 2023

What you need to know about holidays and entitlements this festive season

What you need to know about holidays and entitlements this festive season

Closedown periods:  In a closedown period, employees can be... read more

Closedown periods:  In a closedown period, employees can be required to use annual holidays or take unpaid leave.  Closedown periods...

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Agreements / December 19, 2022

Median Wage Exemption and Care Workforce Work to Residence

Median Wage Exemption and Care Workforce Work to Residence

Immigration New Zealand (INZ) has recently released an amendment... read more

Immigration New Zealand (INZ) has recently released an amendment which means five sectors are allowed to be exempted from median...

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Employment Law / November 29, 2022

Uber Drivers not Contractors but Employees

Uber Drivers not Contractors but Employees

The Employment Court recently issued a second decision on Uber... read more

The Employment Court recently issued a second decision on Uber drivers challenging their status as independent contractors, finding this time...

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Agreements / November 25, 2022

Mental Health Obligations in the Workplace

Mental Health Obligations in the Workplace

WorkSafe New Zealand has released further resources and guidance... read more

WorkSafe New Zealand has released further resources and guidance for businesses on managing mental health in the workplace, in line...

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Employment Law / November 25, 2022

Mental Health Obligations in the Workplace

Mental Health Obligations in the Workplace

We recently discussed WorkSafe’s approach to mental health... read more

We recently discussed WorkSafe’s approach to mental health at work and expectations that PCBU’s identify mental health risks and eliminate...

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Employment Law / October 27, 2022

Proposed limitations on Restraints of Trade

Proposed limitations on Restraints of Trade

The Employment Relations (Restraint of Trade) Amendment Bill... read more

The Employment Relations (Restraint of Trade) Amendment Bill (ROT Bill) is being considered by Parliament, and seeks to stop restraints...

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Employment Law / October 27, 2022