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Parental leave boost for new parents from next month
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Hotel worker on bereavement leave awarded more than $20,000 for dismissal
Chatham Islands worker dismissed for taking unauthorised leave after dad dies, ERA finds.
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Fired farm worker awarded $14,000
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TAB cuts jobs after plans to axe 30% of its workforce
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Axed senior Kathmandu manager claims Covid-19 restructure was unfair
The ERA heard that Kathmandu's restructure happened quickly.
Sacked worker wins $20,000 from convenience store boss
The Employment Relations Authority found the worker was unjustifiably dismissed.
Air NZ to cut 300 engineering, maintenance jobs - union
The union is calling for the airline to bring back jobs it previously sent offshore.
Flight attendant says life 'destroyed' after inflight sex allegations
Flight attendant speaks out over unsubstantiated sex act claims he says ruined his life.
Flight attendant accused of sex act with passenger awarded $20k
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The Court of Appeal dismissed the legal challenge and condemned the businessman.
$65k payout for bashed, traumatised ex-prison guard
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Argument in hotel lobby leads to Employment Relations Authority hearing.