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Discrimination
The law protects all people from unlawful discrimination in the workplace.
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Discrimination against transgender people
A person’s gender identity and expression are part of who they are, not a lifestyle choice. Transgender people should be protected from discrimination in employment.
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Tests and checks
Find out about doing pre-employment tests and checks before a person starts their job. Tests and checks can include drug and alcohol testing, and criminal record and reference checks.
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Hiring
Good employment relationships begin with a good hiring process (sometimes called a ‘recruitment’ process). There are a number of steps in hiring a new employee.
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Pre-employment trials
Sometimes it is appropriate to ask job applicants to perform tasks as part of the interview process, so you can assess whether they have the skills needed for a job.
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Hiring temporary migrants
Before hiring someone from overseas, you need to make sure they have the legal right to work in New Zealand.
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Probationary periods
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The hiring process
Find out about employer responsibilities when hiring, advertising a job, and providing reasonable accommodation.
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Employment for disabled people
Disabled people bring diverse and valuable skills and perspectives to the workplace. They contribute to a workforce that reflects the community and customers it serves.
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Employers on stand-down
Employers who breach employment standards may be restricted from supporting visa applications and put on the employer visa stand-down list.