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Santamaria v Television New Zealand Ltd [2026] NZEmpC 210 - lawyer-led workplace review was not legally privileged

In an interlocutory Employment Court judgment, TVNZ failed to establish legal advice privilege over the Robins Report, a lawyer-led review of recruitment and workplace processes. The Court also rejected broad non-publication orders based only on general privacy and reputational concerns. The substantive dispute remains unresolved.

Courage v Attorney-General [2026] NZEmpC 178 - Labour Inspectorate Gloriavale decisions contained reviewable errors

Former Gloriavale members successfully judicially reviewed Labour Inspectorate decisions to take no further action on earlier inquiries. The Employment Court found errors concerning the Inspectorate's jurisdictional threshold, child workers, irrelevant considerations and failures to make adequate further inquiries. Remedies were left for a reconvened hearing.

LMN v STC [2026] NZEmpC 137 - unauthorised reference checks and medical leave caused unjustified disadvantage

The Employment Court found two unjustified disadvantages in a long-running school employment dispute: former employers listed on LMN's CV were contacted without authority while her grievances were being investigated, and medical certificates were not properly recognised when dealing with her leave. Most of LMN's wider claims failed.

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