Preliminary determination on time limits: the Authority held the grievance was raised within 90 days and the proceeding was within three years, and directed the parties to mediation.
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Where an employee has a personal grievance for unfair dismissal, unjustified disadvantage or any other claim, the parties are required to attend an employment mediation.
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The Employment Relations Authority (ERA) decides employment disputes when they cannot be resolved through negotiation or MBIE mediation.
