Employer-side guidance for responding to a Personal Grievance in New Zealand, including early risk control, evidence preservation, mediation strategy, and ERA defence.
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We represent employers and employees in employment disputes in New Zealand. All employees have rights under the Employment Relations Act 2000. This blog discusses common and relevant issues in New Zealand employment law.
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Employment Relations Authority Investigation Meeting. Unfair dismissal personal grievance employment law tribunal. Employment Relations Act 2000.
Employment law help for New Zealand employers planning redundancy, restructuring, consultation, selection criteria, redeployment, final decision letters, and redundancy dispute responses.
Practical help for New Zealand employers considering dismissal, disciplinary action, suspension, warnings, serious misconduct, poor performance, and Personal Grievance risk.
Practical employment law help for New Zealand employers dealing with staff disputes, dismissal issues, redundancy, mediation, Personal Grievances, ERA claims, and Employment Court risk.
Representation for New Zealand employers attending MBIE employment mediation, including preparation, risk assessment, settlement strategy, negotiation, Calderbank offers, and s 149 settlement wording.
Urgent employment law help for New Zealand employers dealing with serious misconduct, suspension, walkouts, bullying complaints, stress leave, drugs and alcohol issues, or PG threats.
Help for New Zealand employers who have received a Personal Grievance, including risk assessment, response letters, mediation strategy, settlement range, and ERA defence.
