Employment Law
From small town beginnings to national impact: Employment law firm championing workplace transformation
The first steps in law and the transition from partnership at a large firm to sole ownership. Read the full article with managing director of Black Door Law.
The right to strike in Aotearoa — past, present and future?
This article is written by Jock Lawrie (PSA Legal Officer) and is part of Employment Law Bulletin No.6 issue, November 2024. Read the full article now!
Trade unions in New Zealand: past, present and future
Summary Unions during the arbitration era The neoliberal war on unions and a new normal Conclusion A new future for unions and collective bargaining? Copyright of the Employment Law Bulletin is the property of LexisNexis NZ Ltd and its ...
How to tackle tough HR issues with confidence
Renowned Employment Lawyer Susan Hornsby-Geluk offers tips on handling disciplinary processes, investigations and performance issues. Read Now!
A spotlight on constructive dismissal claims
Constructive dismissal claims are tough to prove, with a higher legal threshold and the employee bearing the burden of proof. Read the full article now!
Meet the lawyer transforming the conversation in employment law
Susan Hornsby-Geluk shares her passion for employment law and her goals as the editor of its key publication. Read the full article in LexisNexis NZ Blog now!
Access to justice in the employment jurisdiction: A perspective from Community Law
This paper identifies barriers to justice for community law centre clients with employment issues and suggests interventions. Read Now!