Respite care workers: flexibility or exploitation?
Capital Letter: The case turned on whether respite carers are "engaged" by the Ministry of Health.
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Hawke’s Bay
A claim by a respite care worker to improve her remuneration conditions has been rejected by a majority on the Supreme Court in Lowe v Director-General of Health, Ministry of Health.
Janet Elsie Lowe provided respite care for primary carers of disabled or elderly people under the Ministry of
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Respite care workers: flexibility or exploitation?
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