How costs are usually calculated Daily tariff: costs are often assessed against a notional daily rate (first day and subsequent days).
Search employment law articles and guides
Use the search box below (or in the menu bar above) to find topics and articles.
Search tips
- Use quotes for exact phrases, eg "unfair dismissal".
- Use +word to require, -word to exclude, eg +redundancy -trial.
- Use OR to broaden, eg dismissal OR redundancy.
Results for 90 day trial
Employers paying out holiday pay to top up employee pay is an option.
Minimum entitlements: wage and Holidays Act issues can involve the labour inspectorate, but employees still often need their own representation.
... disputed, and the client is signing a settlement at the end of a half day mediation, the firm should not have spent more than 10 hours work on a clients case. A common example No Win No Fee or Hourly Rate? Hourly ...
Casual Employment
TopicHoliday and leave entitlements (how these are paid depends on the genuine nature of the work pattern and how payroll is structured).
Looking at the daily tariff alone, the first day is $4,500 and subsequent days are $3,500 .
Covid-19 Updates
TopicHoliday pay top-ups: Using annual leave to top up pay can be an option, but must comply with Holidays Act rules.
Employment Court
TopicTime critical: If you are challenging an ERA determination, there is usually a strict 28 day time limit from the date of the written determination.
