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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: The clause does not say all of the required things (eg, it doesn't clearly state the employer can dismiss during the period, and the employee cannot bring a PG / legal proceedings about 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: ... is required by the agreement; failing to pay notice or final pay correctly; using the trial period to hide a discriminatory reason; making hostile comments that create a separate grievance; and assuming mediation or settlement is unnecessary because the employer thinks ...
Probationary period dismissal: what process employers must follow

The difference between a probationary period and a statutory 90-day trial, and the fair process an employer must still follow before dismissing an employee on probation.

Matched passage: If an employer withholds any concerns during a probationary period as to the employee's shortcomings, the employee would have reasonably developed an expectation of continued 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.
Casual employment dismissal: when casuals can still claim unfair dismissal

Casual workers can still be dismissed during a period of engagement, and disputes often turn on whether the relationship was genuinely casual or had become regular, ongoing employment.

Matched passage: In reality, even in genuinely casual work, dismissal during a period of engagement can still be challenged.
WINZ non-entitlement stand-down after unfair dismissal: when an unfair dismissal personal grievance can help waive it

How an unfair or involuntary dismissal can affect a WINZ stand-down and why evidence of a personal grievance may be relevant when asking MSD to reconsider a non-entitlement period.

Matched passage: Employee Case Form You have 90 days from the date of termination of employment (or when the termination or dismissal has come to your notice) to raise a personal grievance for unjustified dismissal.
Employment Relations Amendment Act 2026 - what changed and when it applies

A consolidated guide to the Employment Relations Amendment Act 2026: commencement dates, changes to personal-grievance remedies and contribution, and the transitional question of which law applies to a particular dispute.

Matched passage: ... Employment Relations Bill gets contribution wrong New $200,000 remuneration threshold for dismissal PGs (new ss 67I, 113A, 113B) Contractor vs employee: new "specified contractor" gateway test (s 6) Collective agreements: the 30-day rule is removed Trial periods: scope of the ...

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