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The public record: Joyce, Menzies and commentary about employment advocates

A record-based response to commentary about Joyce v Ultimate Siteworks, Menzies v Corrigan and employment advocates, separating what the judgments actually decided from disputed characterisations and matters that remain unresolved.

Matched passage: The Authority also made an order requiring Mr Menzies to pay, or take steps to put the company in funds to pay, an award made against the company.
Employment Court procedure: competence problems are not confined to advocates

Employment Court procedural failures are sometimes attributed to non-lawyer advocates, but this article examines reported examples showing that competence and compliance problems can also arise with lawyers and represented parties.

Matched passage: Mr Joyce ultimately lost his substantive challenge.
Menzies v Corrigan [2025] NZEmpC 186 - employment advocate and employment lawyer conduct

Menzies v Corrigan concerned an ERA compliance order that required a company director personally to take steps to fund a liquidated employer so grievance remedies could be paid. The challenge raised questions about s 137(2), separate corporate personality and the reach of compliance jurisdiction.

Matched passage: At [27]-[29], the Court required Mr Menzies within 21 days to: pay $33,103.
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: Covid-19 Update WXN v Auckland International Airport Ltd [2021] NZEmpC 205, 23 November 2021 The recent challenge to the Employment Court has overturned this decision and WXN is reinstated to the payroll.

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