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  • Cases of Interest: October 2024

    A summary of interesting or topical employment cases.

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    4. October
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  • Parental leave payments

    Employees and self-employed people may be able to get parental leave payments while they are not working so they can care for a new child. Find out if you’re eligible for payments and how much you…...

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  • When an employee requests parental leave

    Employees are entitled to take time off work for parental leave, where they meet the necessary requirements.

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  • Employee or contractor?

    Contractors are not employees and as such are not covered by the same laws, rights and obligations as employees. Learn the difference between these two types of workers.

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  • Previous years: Public holidays and anniversary dates

    New Zeal and public holiday and anniversary dates for 2010 to 2023.

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  • Parental leave in your workplace policies

    If your employment agreements or workplace policies include parental leave provisions, these will only apply if they are better than, or the same as, those provided by law.

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  • Collective and individual employment agreements

    A potential employer must give you either a collective employment agreement or an individual employment agreement.

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  • Partner's leave

    An employee may be eligible to take up to 2 weeks unpaid partner’s leave to support their spouse or partner who is pregnant or taking primary care of a child under the age of six.

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    4. Types of parental leave
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  • Minimum wage rates and types

    Minimum wage rates are set by the government and reviewed every year.

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