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Neil Hall v Consultex Company Limited [2026] NZERA 410 - genuine redundancy but unjustified process

Neil Hall was made redundant from Consultex's Northland asbestos and mould work after a downturn that gave the employer a genuine reason to reduce headcount. The dispute centred on whether Consultex complied with its good-faith information and consultation obligations before choosing and implementing the redundancy.

Matched passage: ... anyway. At a glance Citation: [2026] NZERA 410 Registry: Auckland Authority member: Matthew Piper Parties: Neil Hall and Consultex Company Limited Representatives: John Dustow, advocate for Mr Hall; Mark Beech and Kirsten Lombard, counsel for Consultex Investigation meetings: 4 ...
Stephanie Martin v SAS Builders Limited [2026] NZERA 226 - genuine restructure but consultation and redeployment failures

SAS Builders made Stephanie Martin redundant during a 2024 restructure. The central issues were whether the commercial restructure was genuine, whether the consultation was fair, and whether she should have been considered for a new role created in the business.

Matched passage: At a glance Citation: [2026] NZERA 226 Parties: Stephanie Martin v Sas Builders Limited Authority member: Matthew Piper Investigation meeting: 11 December 2025 in Auckland Determination date: 16 April 2026 Outcome: The Authority made monetary and/or other orders.
ZiGen Wong v NZAT Construction Limited [2026] NZERA 193 - employee status found despite no visa; $18,187.50 wage arrears + $1,455 holiday pay; constructive dismissal upheld

ZiGen Wong worked for NZAT Construction without a valid work visa and was later denied wages and employment protections on the basis that the arrangement was not lawful employment. He claimed employee status, arrears and constructive dismissal.

Matched passage: ... page. At a glance Citation: [2026] NZERA 193 Registry: Auckland Authority member: Matthew Piper Investigation meeting: 29 January 2026 (Auckland) Participation: no appearance for the respondent; the case proceeded on the applicant's evidence Determination date: 31 March 2026 ...
Jingkai Wang v Envoco Limited [2025] NZERA 845 - resignation, covert recordings and limited unjustified disadvantage

Jingkai Wang claimed Envoco had dismissed him and subjected him to bullying and an unsafe workplace, while the employer said he resigned. The evidence also included covert recordings and a trial clause signed only after work had begun.

Matched passage: ... by 25% for contribution, leaving $1,500 payable. At a glance Authority member: Matthew Piper Investigation: 19 September 2025, Auckland Determination: 23 December 2025 Dismissal claim: failed - the Authority found a resignation Bullying / earlier disadvantage claims: ...
Noel Jr Camacho v North Beach Limited [2025] NZERA 824 - 90-day trial clause held ineffective because probation and trial terms conflicted; employee may bring PG

North Beach relied on a 90-day trial clause to argue Noel Camacho could not bring an unjustified-dismissal grievance, but the same employment agreement also contained a probation clause that conflicted with the trial wording.

Matched passage: ... page. At a glance Citation: [2025] NZERA 824 Registry: Auckland Authority member: Matthew Piper Investigation: on the papers Submissions: 5 September 2025 (Applicant) and 26 September 2025 (Respondent) Determination date: 18 December 2025 Preliminary issue: whether the trial ...
Paul Adams v EverEdge Global Limited [2026] NZERA 509 - employer stopped paying founder to force resignation

EverEdge stopped paying founder and CEO Paul Adams while he continued working from Amsterdam, ignored repeated requests for his salary and later gave inconsistent explanations for the non-payment. Mr Adams ultimately resigned.

Matched passage: EverEdge supplied several later explanations: that Mr Adams had already resigned, that senior staff were not being paid, that Amsterdam was unauthorised, that he was not working, and that he was “contract staff” paid day-to-day.
Mark Beveridge v PVB Investments Limited: 'Bugger off' at the Ashurst Deer N Duck Inn was an unjustified dismissal (2026 NZERA 51)

Cook Mark Beveridge was told to 'bugger off' and leave the Ashurst Deer N Duck Inn during a confrontation connected with police concerns about marijuana plants on the owner's property. The employer disputed whether those words had actually ended the employment.

Matched passage: On 3 September 2023 Mr Burlace received a call from police about alleged marijuana plants on the property.
FVG v YJN [2026] NZERA 242 - suspension and dismissal unjustified; remedies reduced 30% for contribution

FVG, a structural engineer, challenged her suspension, the handling of bullying and performance concerns, and her eventual dismissal by YJN. The case required the ERA to separate several disadvantage allegations from the fairness of the final dismissal process.

Matched passage: The agreed plan was for B to give evidence when the meeting resumed, after she was able to do so.

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