A Significant Shift: Understanding the 2026 New Zealand Employment Law Overhaul
The New Zealand employment landscape has reached a significant turning [...]
The New Zealand employment landscape has reached a significant turning [...]
An employer’s ability to change an employee’s hours, role or [...]
Workplace bullying in New Zealand is, unfortunately, fairly common. [...]
When an employee’s health or mental wellness starts affecting their [...]
Propensity evidence, as defined under section 40 of the Evidence [...]
The Regulations Systems Amendment Bill (No 3), which proposed changes [...]
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Constructive dismissal occurs when an employee is forced to resign [...]
On 24 September 2025, Workplace Relations and Safety Minister Brooke [...]
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The rise of remote work has dramatically changed the office [...]
In June 2025, the New Zealand Government introduced a Bill [...]
An amendment to the Equal Pay Act 1972 was passed [...]
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A “redundancy” is, broadly speaking, any situation in which an [...]
Fixed-term employment is an area of employment law that employers [...]
This blog sets out the principles that the Authority or [...]
Mediation is a form of alternative dispute resolution that can [...]
What is a personal grievance in employment law, and how [...]
An employee is paid to do their job during the [...]
A Calderbank proposal, also known as a Calderbank offer, is [...]
Lawyers actually have a duty to try to resolve conflicts [...]
Frontline Law represented the applicants in Yardley v Minister for [...]
A union or association is well placed to support their [...]
Yes – as long as you comply with the rules [...]
Having a complaint made against you is stressful. Keep in [...]
Employees have 90 days to raise a personal grievance. The [...]
New Zealand operates under what is sometimes called a “single [...]