Former police worker awarded $20,000 in employment case
Compensation is for humiliation, loss of dignity and injury to her feelings, ERA said.
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WE SAY: We should be humbled by the work and sacrifices of our essential workers.
Union calls for brakes on Air NZ plans to axe nearly 1500 cabin crew
Union says the airline risks it reputation by speed of the process
Lockdown complicates Easter payments for workers
Determining if staff get paid public holidays should be based on Covid-19 patterns: MBIE.
Taking flight: Air NZ pilots in firing line as planes grounded
Airlines last year were desperate to recruit pilots - now they're racing to let them go.
Woman says employer applied for her wage subsidy - after she was sacked
Her boss applied for the scheme under her name after she was made redundant.
Sasha Borissenko: Bosses can't use pandemic to slash and burn
The outbreak doesn't give business-owners licence to flagrantly disregard employment laws.
Editorial: Supermarkets corner the produce sector
We say:Supermarkets are weathering the storm and staff deserve all the thanks we can give.
Coronavirus: Hotel workers' wages cut to $585 a week
Hotel workers are being asked to work for only the $585 a week state subsidy.
'Avert admissions' goal of seven night shifts in a row mental health roster
Waikato psychiatrists to work seven night roster to "avert admissions" during pandemic.
Coronavirus: Workers in essential services say they feel unsafe
Companies flouting lockdown rules could suffer lasting reputational damage, expert says.
Covid-19 coronavirus: CTU told of 'unscrupulous employers' exploiting staff
Council of Trade Unions is warning employers not to take advantage of the Covid-19 crisis.
Coronavirus crisis: Thousands of job cuts coming
The Chamber of Commerce says job cuts are coming and has urged the Government to do more.
Kawerau company fined $79K after woman loses finger
The 29-year-old lost one finger and injured three others in the accident.
Guard's relationship with inmate costs her job - but she's awarded $30,000
Flawed Department of Corrections investigation means dismissed guard compensated.
Bruce Cotterill: Let's shelter our social progress from virus storm
Notable causes championed in recent years have taken a back seat to coronavirus.
Plumber awarded $40,000 after boss says 'Take me to court, you a***hole'
Texts calling worker a "c**t and fa**ot" part of a month of abuse from boss to plumber.
Health Director-General 'disappointed' in union leveraging Covid-19
Apex union, who represent lab workers, will strike this Friday
Kerry Davies: Recruitment firm's 'disconnected' perspective
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Boss who swore at sick apprentice must pay $20,000
The apprentice electrician was allegedly told he had 'f***ed up'.
March Madness: Auckland bus strike postponed
Bus strike set to disrupt Aucklanders' morning commute tomorrow has been postponed.
Bus strikes add to March Madness in Auckland this week
NZ Bus is warning of delays to some peak-hour bus services.
The real factors driving changes in the NZ labour market
COMMENT: Workers themselves must take more ownership for their income security.
Chris Lynch: More needed to stop migrant exploitation
Chris Lynch asks where is the support for struggling migrants.
'Economic slavery': Businessman still owes staff $100k
Migrant workers at the Royal Sweets Cafe were paid just $6 per hour.
Truckie hired and fired by text wins thousands in compensation
Truck driver fired by text message gets more than $6000 despite just two weeks' work.
Workplace language drips with aggression
Comment: Have you been 'kicking dead whales down the beach' today?
Pay cheque video: 'Scary' salary for two weeks' work
A bartender reveals she was paid a "scary" sum for two weeks' work.
Union wants apology after boss' Waitangi Day edict
Roading firm expected all non-New Zealand workers to turn up on the public holiday.
Are New Zealanders overworked? Business owners think so
Survey reveals some business owners think New Zealand lacks adequate leave.
Coronavirus: Kiwi pilots dumped by Chinese airlines
Foreign pilots attracted to the booming aviation Chinese market are now in limbo.
Investigation into Wellington City Councillor canned
Mayor Andy Foster has stopped the investigation launched by his predecessor Justin Lester.
Govt steps in to protect contractors
Government looking at protecting contractor's rights and asking for feedback.
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