The debate over whether non-lawyer employment advocates should be allowed to represent parties in the Employment Court, with a focus on access to justice, existing court powers and the evidence said to support exclusion.
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Matched passage: Existing Court and Authority powers are a targeted way to deal with actual misconduct.
Employment Relations Authority (ERA): steps before filing and attending an ERA Investigation Meeting
ArticleThe steps that commonly occur before and after an ERA application is filed, including raising the problem, mediation, statements of problem and reply, directions, evidence and preparation for the investigation meeting.
Matched passage: The Court expects structured pleadings, clear evidence, and procedural discipline.
A first-response framework for New Zealand employers who receive a personal grievance: preserve evidence, identify the allegations, assess procedural and substantive risk, and choose a mediation or defence strategy.
Matched passage: Highlight any serious or disgraceful misconduct or actions the employee took to contribute to their claim.
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