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DWYER v OAKVUE BLOODSTOCK LIMITED [2025] NZERA 251 - disadvantage succeeds but constructive-dismissal claim fails

Ms Dwyer brought sexual-harassment, unjustified-disadvantage, constructive-dismissal and good-faith claims arising from her work at Oakvue Bloodstock. The ERA separated the alleged harassment and resignation issues from specific employer actions that actually disadvantaged her employment.

Matched passage: ... by AVL Determination date: 7 May 2025 Outcome: The Authority ordered remedies and addressed unjustified dismissal issues. Story in plain English The Authority ordered remedies and addressed unjustified dismissal issues. In summary, Ms Dwyer raises claims of sexual harassment in ...
No jab, no job: when refusal can lead to dismissal and a personal grievance

A guide to the employment-law disputes created by workplace Covid-19 vaccination requirements, including dismissal, disadvantage, consultation, alternatives and minimum-entitlement issues.

Matched passage: ... Whether there is a serious question to be tried, in relation to the claim of unjustifiable dismissal and in relation to the claim for permanent reinstatement. The balance of convenience between the parties. The overall justice of the case. There was a serious question to be ...
Payal v JB Hospitality Ltd [2026] NZERA 18 - Constructive dismissal, wage arrears, and premium payments

Payal worked for JB Hospitality in a relationship involving unpaid wages and alleged premium payments. She resigned after the employment problems persisted and argued that the employer's breaches were sufficiently serious to amount to constructive dismissal.

Matched passage: Key findings (plain English) Constructive dismissal: The Authority was satisfied the employer's breaches were serious enough that resignation was reasonably foreseeable.
Conditional job offers in NZ: when an employer can withdraw and what claims apply

When an accepted conditional job offer can create employment rights before the employee's first day, and the risks when an employer withdraws the offer after conditions are said to have failed.

Matched passage: ... Deals on Wheels magazine. Read our full article here: Conditional offers of employment and unfair dismissal Download File: Conditional offer of employment Read more 90 day trial Probationary period Constructive dismissal Unfair dismissal The fastest way is to submit the case ...
Election 2026: Labour and Opportunity Asked About the 2026 Employment Law Changes

Ahead of the 2026 election, Labour and Opportunity were asked to state their positions on the recent Employment Relations Act changes, including contribution, remedies and employee access to justice.

Matched passage: The 2026 Amendment Act made a package of changes affecting personal grievances, remedies, dismissal rights, employee status and collective bargaining.
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: If your workplace is facing vaccination-policy disputes, suspension, or dismissal risk, contact us.
Employment NZ (Labour Department): mediation, ERA, and raising a personal grievance

A plain-English map of the agencies and institutions people often mean when they search for the old 'Labour Department': Employment New Zealand, MBIE mediation, Labour Inspectorate functions and the ERA.

Matched passage: We represent in cases involving: Unjustified dismissal or unfair dismissal Unjustified disadvantage claims Personal Grievances Wage arrears and holiday pay claims We achieve financial settlements for employees.
Ross McCullum v RidgeAir Limited [2026] NZERA 658 - long-serving Chief Pilot was unjustifiably dismissed

After 15 years as RidgeAir's Chief Pilot, Ross McCullum had his work phone disconnected and laptop removed before a meeting at which he was told the business was closing. The ERA found the employer had dismissed him, rejected the later characterisation of his departure as voluntary, and awarded lost wages, compensation and substantial holiday-pay arrears.

Matched passage: It also shows why wage, leave and record-keeping claims should be checked alongside a dismissal grievance.

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