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  • Protected disclosure

    People who report serious wrongdoing in the workplace (sometimes called ‘whistleblowing’) can be protected by the Protected Disclosures Act 2022.

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    2. Resolving problems
    3. Protected disclosure
    1. Resolving problems
  • Workplace access

    Union representatives and employers must comply with the rules in the Employment Relations Act 2000 about accessing workplaces.

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    2. Fair work practices
    3. Unions and bargaining
    4. Unions
    5. Workplace access
    1. Unions
  • Data and statistics

    Data and statistics on work stoppages, and compensation and cost awards.

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    2. Data and analysis
    3. Data and statistics
    1. Data and analysis
  • Trial periods

    Find out what trial periods are, when employers can use them and employee rights during a trial period.

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    2. Starting employment
    3. Hiring
    4. Trial periods
    1. Hiring
  • Escalating unresolved issues

    Employers and employees can take further action if they cannot resolve employment problems.

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    2. Resolving problems
    3. How to resolve problems
    4. Escalating unresolved issues
    1. How to resolve problems
  • Hours of work

    An employee’s hours of work must be agreed to by the employer and employee in a written employment agreement.

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    2. Pay and hours
    3. Hours and breaks
    4. Hours of work
    1. Hours and breaks
  • Misconduct

    What misconduct is, how to identify serious misconduct, behaviour outside of work, and what happens when an employee is suspected of misconduct.

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    2. Resolving problems
    3. Misconduct
    1. Resolving problems
  • Steps to resolve problems

    When an employment issue is raised, it’s important to act promptly and follow an agreed process for resolving problems.

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    2. Resolving problems
    3. How to resolve problems
    4. Steps to resolve problems
    1. How to resolve problems
  • Abandonment of employment

    If an employee is absent from work for an extended period without explanation, they may be considered to have ab andoned their employment.

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    2. Ending employment
    3. Abandonment of employment
    1. Ending employment
  • Union membership

    Learn about joining a union, how to set up or find a union, and going to union meetings.

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    2. Fair work practices
    3. Unions and bargaining
    4. Unions
    5. Union membership
    1. Unions
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