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Covid-19 Response Vaccinations Legislation Act 2021: vaccination and employment law

A historical guide to the Covid-19 vaccination employment framework, including paid vaccination time, notice provisions and the process issues that arose when vaccination requirements affected employment.

Matched passage: Personal grievance rights to bring a grievance for unjustifiable dismissal will be unaffected by these changes.
Emily Grinsted v Bunnings Limited [2026] NZERA 236 - STI bonus claim succeeds; four other disadvantage claims fail

Emily Grinsted, Bunnings' New Zealand People and Culture Manager, brought five unjustified-disadvantage claims while remaining employed. The complaints concerned how criticisms were raised, information and duties, contractual obligations and a short-term incentive bonus.

Matched passage: The Authority therefore order Bunnings to pay Ms Grinsted her entitlement under the STI as if she had achieved an individual performance outcome of 75% for the relevant period.
MOKE v RAUKURA HAUORA O TAINUI TRUST [2025] NZERA 48 - external investigation and disciplinary process partly unjustified

Ms Moke faced complaints and an external investigation while employed by Raukura Hauora O Tainui Trust. The case examined the fairness of the investigation, disciplinary steps and the Trust's eventual preliminary and final conclusions, including whether tikanga and kaupapa-based processes altered the statutory fairness requirements.

Matched passage: ... 19 April 2024 (4 days) Outcome: The Authority ordered remedies and addressed unjustified dismissal issues (partly successful). Story in plain English The Authority ordered remedies and addressed unjustified dismissal issues (partly successful). In summary, In July 2023, ...
Workplace Bullying
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Workplace bullying is repeated and unreasonable behaviour that can cause physical or psychological harm. Employees can document the conduct, use internal complaint processes and challenge an inadequate or retaliatory employer response where the legal tests are met.

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EMA's case for regulating employment advocates is not evidence-led

A critique of the Employers and Manufacturers Association case for new regulation of employment advocates, focusing on whether the publicly identified evidence demonstrates widespread advocate-specific consumer harm.

Matched passage: Its own material describes services involving personal grievances, dispute resolution, mediation, ERA and Employment Court representation, disciplinary matters, performance, incapacity, restructuring and redundancy.
Todd Dormer v Rhino-Rack New Zealand Limited [2026] NZERA 353 - ambiguous commission clause, Sales Commission Scheme, and unjustified disadvantage

Rhino-Rack recorded Todd Dormer's commission entitlement only as '10% paid quarterly'. He argued this meant 10 percent of sales or gross margin, while the company said a broader Sales Commission Scheme with individual, regional and company targets applied.

Matched passage: The scheme applied to qualifying sales employees and measured performance against targets, with a mixture of regional and individual revenue criteria.

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