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Getting IRD (myIR) records for an unjustifiable dismissal claim: unfair dismissal lost wages evidence

How to obtain and use myIR income records as independent evidence of pre- and post-dismissal earnings when calculating wage arrears and lost-remuneration claims.

Matched passage: Another example we commonly require IRD Records for is when we challenge a 90 Day Trial Period dismissal where an employee has previously worked for the employer and the IRD Records demonstrate previous wages paid to the employee before the trial period was entered into.
Jimmy Nelson v The Digger Man Limited [2025] NZERA 835 - dismissal for unexplained absences held unjustified on process; remedies reduced 50% for contribution; $720 lost wages and $5,000 compensation

Jimmy Nelson was dismissed by The Digger Man after repeated attendance problems and unexplained absences. The employer had genuine concerns, but the issue was whether it gave him a final, fair opportunity to understand the seriousness of the latest incidents and explain himself before termination.

Matched passage: Preliminary points raised and rejected Mr Nelson argued he had been dismissed under a 90 day trial period and that the trial was invalid because he had started working earlier.
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: ... to 100%; the new specified-contractor gateway under section 6; the removal of the former 30-day collective agreement settings and associated union-information requirements; and the amendment to section 67B concerning trial-period dismissals. The Government's original policy ...
Kyle Horsefield v Eurocars Limited [2026] NZERA 293 - car salesperson labelled casual was a permanent employee; dismissal by text message unjustified; $12,345 ordered

Kyle Horsefield sold cars for Eurocars under an arrangement labelled casual, but his work had the characteristics of ongoing employment. The employer later ended the relationship by text, raising both employment-status and dismissal-justification issues.

Matched passage: Mr Horsefield also said he suggested that Eurocars use a 90-day trial period clause instead if the employer wanted time to assess suitability.

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