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Preparing your team
Choosing and training the bargaining team in preparation for collective bargaining.
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Good reason
Before taking any action against an employee, employers must have a genuine and valid reason.
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Copyright
Except where stated otherwise, this website and the information on it is protected by Crown copyright.
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Warnings
Where employee misconduct is not serious and does not warrant dismissal, an employer may decide instead to give an employee a warning.
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Employers on stand-down
Employers who breach employment st andards may be restricted from supporting visa applications and put on the employer visa st and-down list.
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Constructive dismissal
If an employee feels they have no choice but to resign, it could be considered ‘constructive dismissal’ and grounds for raising a personal grievance claim against the employer.
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Disciplinary process
A careful, fair, and thorough process must be followed when an employer is considering disciplinary action. If not, an employee may have grounds to raise a personal grievance.
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Privacy statement
This privacy statement applies to personal information collected by the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment through the Employment New Zeal and website, learning modules and Service Centre.
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Supporting employees through workplace change
Support and advice for employees and employers going through workplace change.
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After the negotiations
When the bargaining parties have reached agreement, their agreement must be ratified and signed before it is a collective agreement.