60 holiday pay (plus interest).
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Orders included $15,000 compensation (after a 50% contribution reduction), wage arrears and holiday pay (to be calculated), and a $3,000 penalty payable to the Crown.
The ERA found constructive dismissal and ordered compensation, lost wages, wage and holiday arrears, and repayment of an unlawful premium payment.
Employment agreements (drafting, updates, fixed-term clauses, trial / probation clauses).
Redundancy
TopicTime limits and evidence 90 days: A Personal Grievance (PG) generally must be raised within 90 days of dismissal (or when it came to your notice).
Do not consent to claims that are raised outside of the 90 day notification period.
Constructive Dismissal
TopicTime limits - act quickly Personal grievances generally must be raised within 90 days of the relevant action or when it came to the employee's notice (whichever is later).
Unjustified Disadvantage
TopicTime limits: usually 90 days For most personal grievances, you generally must raise the grievance with the employer within 90 days of the action happening or coming to your notice (whichever is later).
