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  • 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
  • Negotiated carer leave

    Negotiated carer leave lets employees who do not qualify for primary carer leave take unpaid time off work to care for their child.

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    2. Leave and holidays
    3. Parental leave
    4. Types of parental leave
    5. Negotiated carer leave
    1. Types of parental leave
  • Workplace change process

    Information for employers to learn about the steps they need to follow when making workplace changes, including consultation and implementing the changes.

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    2. Fair work practices
    3. Restructuring and workplace change
    4. Workplace change process
    1. Restructuring and workplace change
  • Strikes

    Employees can legally go on strike if they are members of a union and collective bargaining talks break down, or if they believe there are serious health or safety issues at the workplace.

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    2. Fair work practices
    3. Unions and bargaining
    4. Strikes and lockouts
    5. Strikes
    1. Strikes and lockouts
  • Formal ways to manage a performance issue

    Learn about how to manage a performance issue formally. Formal measures include putting a performance management plan in place and giving warnings.

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    2. Fair work practices
    3. Workplace policies and procedures
    4. Performance issues
    5. Formal ways to manage a performance issue
    1. Performance issues
  • 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
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  • Employment breaches cost convenience store $28,000

    The Labour Inspectorate is reminding employers that they are required to keep accurate wages, time, holiday and leave records under the Employment Relations Act 2000 and Holidays Act 2003.

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    2. News and updates
    3. Employment breaches cost convenience store $28,000
    1. News and updates
  • Guide for employees

    New parents have the right to take time away from work to care for a newborn baby, or a child under 6 coming into their care, and may also be entitled to parental payments.

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    2. Leave and holidays
    3. Parental leave
    4. Taking parental leave
    5. Guide for employees
    1. Taking parental leave
  • Franchisor’s approach to ethical and sustainable work practices

    Information for franchisors about assuring ethical and sustainable work practices in your franchise.

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    2. Fair work practices
    3. Ethical and sustainable work practices
    4. Franchisors
    1. Ethical and sustainable work practices
  • Hiring your first employee

    Find out what you need to know if you are becoming an employer for the first time.

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    2. Starting employment
    3. Hiring
    4. Hiring your first employee
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