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  • Cases of interest: May 2024

    A summary of interesting or topical employment cases.

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    2. Cases of interest
    3. Cases of interest 2024
    4. May
    1. Cases of interest 2024
  • Parental leave

    Employees may be able to take leave from work to care for their new child.

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    3. Parental leave
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  • Good faith

    There are certain behaviours and principles that are essential to any employment relationship. Employees, employers, unions and parties to an employment relationship must deal with each other in ‘good...

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    2. Starting employment
    3. Rights and responsibilities
    4. Good faith
    1. Rights and responsibilities
  • Cases of interest: August 2023

    A summary of interesting or topical employment cases.

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    3. Cases of interest 2023
    4. August
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  • Mediation

    If an employment issue cannot be resolved informally by the parties themselves, mediation may help them to reach an agreement.

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    2. Resolving problems
    3. How to resolve problems
    4. Mediation
    1. How to resolve problems
  • Cases of Interest: February 2025

    A summary of interesting or topical employment cases.

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    3. Cases of interest 2025
    4. February
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  • Alternative holidays

    An alternative holiday (sometimes called a ‘day in lieu’) is a day off to take at another time. Employees get an alternative holiday when they work on a public holiday that falls on a normal working d...

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    2. Leave and holidays
    3. Public holidays
    4. Alternative holidays
    1. Public holidays
  • Illness and injury

    When an employee is unable to do their job due to illness or injury, it can be a difficult time both for them and their employer.

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    2. Resolving problems
    3. Illness and injury
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  • Final pay

    When an employee stops working for an employer, their last pay must include their final wages, all the holiday pay they’re entitled to, and any other payments owing.

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    2. Pay and hours
    3. Pay and wages
    4. Final pay
    1. Pay and wages
  • Leave without pay

    Employees can take leave without pay if their employer agrees. This agreement should be recorded in writing.

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    2. Leave and holidays
    3. Other types of leave
    4. Leave without pay
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