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ERA decision shows importance of not jumping to conclusions

Employment lawyer Shelley Eden analyses the lessons from a dispute between a lawyer and his former law firm.

WATCH: Shelley Eden Law director Shelley Eden speaks with Hamish McNicol.

The case of a lawyer who took a claim against his former employer for unlawful suspension and unlawful constructive dismissal shows the importance of not jumping to conclusions, Shelley Eden Law director Shelley Eden says.

Last month, the Employment Relations Authority released its decision in a

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Hamish McNicol Tue, 22 Apr 2025
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