Latest from Employment Court

'Best estimate': Company told to put $4.5m on hold as redundancy payout dispute continues

Channel Infrastructure laid off 121 workers - and it's turned into a lengthy legal battle.

Ruthi Bommoju: How to avoid costly mistakes in restructuring staff

OPINION: If employers don't follow correct processes, a personal grievance case can ensue.

Aggrieved by your employer, but also in the wrong? Your payout could be wiped

Brooke van Velden details employment law change flagged in National-Act agreement.

Gloriavale's Overseeing Shepherd ordered to pay former women members $274k

It comes after six women, working under punishing conditions, were found to be employees.

Seventy-hour weeks and no pay: Worker's nightmare in NZ superette

The worker logged 437 hours in five weeks - all of which was unpaid.

Can your boss force you back to the office? Employment experts' advice on WFH amid crackdown

What rights do employees have if their boss calls them back to the office?

‘Impacting me’: The moment one 28yo knew it was time to quit her job

A young Aussie has revealed a very raw truth about what is most important.

'They are entitled to closure': Developer's delays in paying migrant workers 'inexcusable'

Malcolm Herbert challenged the ERA's ruling but then made 'no attempt' to follow it up.

Uber loses appeal - court rules drivers are employees, not contractors

Government reviews law defining 'employees' and 'contractors'.

TVNZ delayed announcement of job cuts ahead of Christmas as it would have been 'catastrophic' for morale

'We all hoped our revenue position would change for the better.'

Fair Go, Sunday messy fallout: TVNZ forced to extend 17 jobs despite shows being off air

The state broadcaster is now appealing to the Employment Court as a dispute turns ugly.

A tongue-in-cheek look into judges' perks

OPINION: Judges get long periods of time off and travel paid for by the state.

Senior judges’ perks revealed, including Crown limos, free flights for partners

Judge's perks include chauffeur-driven cars and free flights.

University of Auckland taken to ERA by ‘Plan B’ academic Simon Thornley

The university is now involved in a new employment dispute.

Our system was hacked: Security boss's excuse for not paying employee

Red Guard Security has been ordered to pay the employee more than $9000.