Skip to content Skip to search Skip to navigation Skip to search Skip to main navigation

Search results

Results 101 - 110 of 334 for minimum wage

  • Negotiating and accepting as an employee

    Your employer must give you a written employment agreement. You can negotiate additional terms and conditions in the agreement with your employer. Even if they are not written in the agreement – you…...

    1. Home
    2. Starting employment
    3. Employment agreements
    4. Negotiating and accepting as an employee
    1. Employment agreements
  • Cases of interest 2021
    1. Home
    2. Cases of interest
    3. Previous years: Cases of interest
    4. 2021
    1. Previous years: Cases of interest
  • Cases of interest: May 2024

    A summary of interesting or topical employment cases.

    1. Home
    2. Cases of interest
    3. Cases of interest 2024
    4. May
    1. Cases of interest 2024
  • Cases of interest 2022
    1. Home
    2. Cases of interest
    3. Previous years: Cases of interest
    4. 2022
    1. Previous years: Cases of interest
  • Early resolution

    Early Resolution is a free, impartial phone-based service that helps employers and employees resolve a workplace issue quickly and informally.

    1. Home
    2. Resolving problems
    3. How to resolve problems
    4. Early resolution
    1. How to resolve problems
  • Dismissal rules for high income earners
    1. Home
    2. Ending employment
    3. Dismissal
    4. Dismissal rules for high income earners
    1. Dismissal
  • Time off to vote

    Employees must be given leave to vote in general elections or by-elections.

    1. Home
    2. Leave and holidays
    3. Time off to vote
    1. Leave and holidays
  • Rest and breaks

    Employees must be paid rest and unpaid meal breaks. The number and duration will depend on the hours worked. Women who breastfeed or express milk can have extra breaks and facilities where practical.

    1. Home
    2. Pay and hours
    3. Hours and breaks
    4. Rest and breaks
    1. Hours and breaks
  • Resignation

    When an employee wants to stop working for their employer, they need to formally let them know, and give them the right amount of notice.

    1. Home
    2. Ending employment
    3. Resignation
    1. Ending employment
  • Cases of Interest: February 2025

    A summary of interesting or topical employment cases.

    1. Home
    2. Cases of interest
    3. Cases of interest 2025
    4. February
    1. Cases of interest 2025
  • 1
  • …
  • 10
  • 11
  • 12
  • …
  • 34

Subscribe to our newsletter

Keep up to date with news and information about your employment rights and responsibilities.

Subscribe
Back to top

Navigation

  • Starting employment
  • Pay and hours
  • Leave and holidays
  • Fair work practices
  • Resolving problems
  • Ending employment

About

  • About Employment New Zealand
  • Contact us
  • News & updates
  • Employment legislation
  • Glossary

Follow us

  • Facebook
  • LinkedIn
  • Subscribe
Hīkina Whakatutuki Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment
Te Kāwanatanga o Aotearoa New Zealand Government
  • Privacy statement
  • Disclaimer
  • Copyright
Crown copyright © 2026