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Not a "new employee" - a trial period generally cannot be used if the employee has previously worked for the employer.
Workplace Bullying
TopicWorkplace bullying in New Zealand Workplace bullying is generally described as repeated and unreasonable behaviour directed towards a worker or group of workers that can lead to physical or psychological harm.
The correct inquiry depends on the stage of the absence and the decision actually under consideration.
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TopicEmployment Relations Authority: file or continue proceedings where settlement is not achievable and the case justifies it.
People searching for an employment lawyer often need practical representation for a dismissal, Personal Grievance, mediation or Employment Relations Authority claim.
Document the process: letters, meeting notes, and the timeline often decide the outcome if the dispute goes to mediation, the ERA, or Court.
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