Employment lawyer Shelley Eden analyses the lessons from a dispute between a lawyer and his former law firm.
LegalVision associate Ruby Mills on what is a scant area of legal exploration – so far.
The politicos all have vastly different policies on employment relations, but whether they're all workable is another question.
Kiwi screen industry workers granted the right to collectively bargain in late 2022, but they can't stage industrial action.
First Union researcher Edward Miller says they’re unnecessary and there’s no evidence they lead to more jobs, as proponents claim.
Simpson Grierson solicitor Hanna Tevita explains how courts have recently viewed vexed issue of when to demand office presence.
Duncan Cotterill’s Matt Hutcheson explains how the Whakaari White Island tragedy has ushered in a much stricter H&S regime.
Employment law expert Jennifer Mills punctures the mirage of being paid to sit in a deckchair for months.
And DLA Piper’s Carl Blake describes a bill to augment protections under the Human Rights Act at work.
Young Hunter senior associate Gerard Elwell analyses the Act Party’s new policy that would see ERA members given a boot to work faster.