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90-day trial dismissal: when you can still raise an unfair dismissal personal grievance

A practical guide to New Zealand 90-day trial dismissals: when the clause is valid, the start date and notice requirements, and the mistakes that can leave an employer exposed to a personal grievance.

Matched passage: 90 day trial dismissals - when you can still bring a claim A valid 90 day trial period can prevent a Personal Grievance (PG) for unjustified dismissal.
90 Day Trial Periods for Employers NZ | Clause, Notice and PG Risk

Employer checklist for using a 90-day trial period: drafting the clause, signing before work starts, calculating the period, giving termination notice and avoiding defects that can revive a personal grievance.

Matched passage: Do not assume the trial period saves the dismissal A 90 day trial period can be useful for employers, but it is also an area where mistakes are common and expensive.
Conditional job offers in NZ: when an employer can withdraw and what claims apply

When an accepted conditional job offer can create employment rights before the employee's first day, and the risks when an employer withdraws the offer after conditions are said to have failed.

Matched passage: ... of employment and unfair dismissal Download File: Conditional offer of employment Read more 90 day trial Probationary period Constructive dismissal Unfair dismissal The fastest way is to submit the case form with a short timeline and key documents. Employee Case Form
MBIE employment mediation: what to expect and how to prepare

What employees should expect at MBIE employment mediation: the mediator's role, joint and private sessions, preparation, negotiation and how a settlement becomes binding.

Matched passage: Quite often I hear this if an employee has been on a 90 day trial period, probationary period, has been a casual employee for a short period, or has been fired not long after commencing employment.
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.

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