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Jack Wills v Complex Forme Limited [2026] NZERA 76 - health centre worker dismissed by silence after no contract and no pay; $25,526.80 ordered plus penalties

Jack Wills worked at Complex Forme without a written agreement and was not paid for 32 hours of work. After he sought clarity about pay and rostering, the employer stopped responding, removed his access and ceased providing work.

Matched passage: (f) Is Mr Wills owed any wages in arrears including any outstanding annual holiday payments?
ORMSBY v BLUELAGOON NZ LIMITED [2025] NZERA 44 - Messenger dismissal for inability to pay; wages and compensation awarded

BlueLagoon ended Mr Ormsby's employment by Messenger after the employer said it could no longer afford to pay him. The case also involved unpaid wages, holiday pay and KiwiSaver obligations alongside the dismissal grievance.

Matched passage: The Authority found the dismissal was unjustified and awarded compensation and lost wages.
Fuyu Zhuo v BNS Co Limited and BNS Group Limited [2026] NZERA 45 - unjustified summary dismissal over till cash allegations; employer fidelity claim fails; $15,000 compensation and $3,000 penalty

Fuyu Zhuo was summarily dismissed and trespassed from a hospitality business after allegations that he had taken cash from the till. The employer's case also included a fidelity claim, while Mr Zhuo challenged the lack of a fair investigation and sought wage and holiday entitlements.

Matched passage: Wage arrears: payment for 2 June to 24 June 2024 (amount to be calculated/agreed).
Julie Curtis v Affordable UK Caravans and Parts Limited [2026] NZERA 46 - constructive dismissal after employer refused wages and delayed return; $25,000 compensation

Julie Curtis had a regular 20-hour week with Affordable UK Caravans when the employer told her there was no work until mid-January and refused to pay her contracted hours. She treated the prolonged exclusion from paid work as a serious breach and resigned.

Matched passage: 00 (gross) Holiday pay arrears: $2,867.
MAIORENKO v NEXT GENERATION HOMES LIMITED [2026] NZERA 28 - Unjustified dismissal upheld; $12,000 compensation; $7,000 lost wages; wage arrears ordered.

Next Generation Homes stopped providing Mr Maiorenko with work and ceased communicating with him after he queried pay and future work. The case concerned whether that conduct itself ended the employment relationship and what wage arrears remained outstanding.

Matched passage: Wage arrears and holiday pay were ordered.
Colin Bradshaw v Ocean To Alps Removal & Storage Limited [2025] NZERA 636 - dismissal claim failed, but unjustified disadvantage upheld; $15,000 compensation and wage arrears

Colin Bradshaw claimed he was dismissed after a confrontation during a removal job and a related pay dispute with Ocean To Alps. The ERA had to separate the alleged termination from the employer's subsequent handling of the incident, communications and unpaid hours.

Matched passage: Wage arrears Wage arrears: The Authority found the employee worked 49 hours for the week ending 21 April 2024, was paid for 40 hours, and was owed 9 hours wages.
Yucen Xi v Silvertime Trading Limited [2026] NZERA 580 - resign or be fired ultimatum was unjustified dismissal

Silvertime's store manager summoned Yucen Xi to an evening meeting without explaining its purpose, told her to resign or be fired, demanded her key and called security before any allegations had been fairly raised with her.

Matched passage: She was also awarded 13 weeks' lost wages totalling $6,240 gross and $650 gross outstanding annual-holiday pay.
Eun Joo Kim v Sage & Umber Limited and Pei Su [2026] NZERA 555 - public attack caused constructive dismissal

Café owner Pei Su loudly questioned chef Eun Joo Kim's competence and honesty in front of staff and told her she could go if she could not do the job. Ms Kim left immediately after the confrontation.

Matched passage: Unpaid wages, penalty and director involvement Sage & Umber had not paid Ms Kim for the two days she worked under its ownership and had not kept adequate wage and time records for her.

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