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No Win No Fee Employment Lawyer NZ | Personal Grievance & Dismissal Help

Employee-side no-win-no-fee employment advocacy for suitable personal-grievance, dismissal and redundancy cases, including mediation and ERA representation where the case meets the acceptance criteria.

Matched passage: Wages, holiday pay and contractual claims Some cases involve unpaid wages, holiday pay, notice, deductions, hours of work or contractual entitlements rather than a conventional dismissal grievance.
Duane April v Coatrite Fire Limited [2026] NZERA 466 - visa worker underpaid, racialised comments, unlawful deductions and unjustified dismissal

Duane April, a migrant worker, alleged Coatrite Fire underpaid his agreed hourly rate, made unlawful deductions, subjected him to racialised comments and later dismissed him after a defective disciplinary process. The decision maker did not attend the disciplinary meeting and important allegations were not fairly tested.

Matched passage: Arrears, holiday pay and interest The Authority ordered Coatrite to pay $7,790.
Nicholas Gordon Pilcher v Brandt Tractor Limited [2026] NZERA 273 - dismissal for untested bullying complaints held unjustified; de facto suspension unjustified; $19,360 compensation + 4 months' lost pay

Brandt Tractor removed sales manager Nicholas Pilcher from the workplace on 'special leave', took his phone and laptop and then dismissed him five days later over four bullying and harassment complaints. He was not given the underlying complaints, even in redacted form, or a genuine chance to answer them.

Matched passage: Orders (within 28 days of 4 May 2026) Lost remuneration: a sum equivalent to 4 months average ordinary pay (including employer KiwiSaver contributions, if any), plus annual leave for that period (s 128(3)).
Wallace v Tang & Son Ltd [2026] NZERA 67 - husband-and-wife chefs dismissed after management conflict; both succeed; $95,448 ordered

Husband-and-wife chefs working at Buoy Café were dismissed after an escalating conflict with new management. The employer did not properly investigate the allegations or give either employee a genuine opportunity to respond before deciding to terminate them.

Matched passage: Mrs Wallace - remedies Lost wages: $19,448 (four months; calculated from $33/hour for a 34-hour week, then reflected in the orders).
Jingsheng Liu v Legend International Holdings Limited, Hongyu Holding Limited and Wang Yu [2025] NZERA 702 - unjustified dismissal by 'no work next week' text; 4 weeks lost wages + notice arrears; $15,000 compensation; penalties and s 142Y leave

Cabinet maker Jingsheng Liu was told by text that there would be no work the following week after the business moved and operations shifted between related companies. There had been no consultation, termination process or reasonable notice.

Matched passage: ... breaches, including failures to provide an employment agreement (Hongyu), failures to pay wages/leave entitlements correctly (Hongyu), and failures to provide wage and time records when requested (both Legend and Hongyu). The Authority also found Mr Wang was a "person ...
Employment Mediation for Employers NZ | Settlement Strategy and s 149 Terms

How employers should prepare for MBIE employment mediation: case assessment, documents, settlement range, negotiation strategy, Calderbank offers and precise s 149 settlement terms.

Matched passage: ... confidentiality, non-disparagement, return of property, reference wording, tax treatment, payment timing, KiwiSaver or holiday pay issues, contribution to costs, withdrawal of Authority claims, and what happens if a party breaches the agreement. Where finality is required, ...
Wang v Steel Master Co Ltd [2025] NZERA 457 - dismissal, not resignation; $11,000 compensation and 8 weeks lost wages

Steel Master said Mr Wang had resigned, but he had been given a choice between finding another job and being unilaterally dismissed. The ERA examined the objective effect of that ultimatum rather than the employer's description of the ending.

Matched passage: Lost wages: the equivalent of 8 weeks' wages plus 8% holiday entitlements.

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