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We represent employers and employees in employment disputes in New Zealand. All employees have rights under the Employment Relations Act 2000. This blog discusses common and relevant issues in New Zealand employment law.


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Regulation of employment advocates: what the NZLS report found and why it matters

There is no case for new regulation of employment advocates. The report, Regulating Lawyers in Aotearoa New Zealand did not identify widespread consumer harm justifying new regulation of non-lawyer legal service providers. MBIE should not create licensing, registration, compulsory membership, a statutory code, a new regulator, or a new complaints body without independent evidence of widespread advocate-specific harm.

ERA settlements and s 150A "Payment on resolution of problem": paying advocates directly and GST Invoices

Parties can agree that an advocate is paid directly by the employer in terms of an s 149 record of settlement. "Payment" excludes legal or advocacy services where such service is a separate term of the settlement and a GST invoice for a defined sum is provided to the other party.

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