Veteran nurse wrongly sacked, awarded $31k by ERA
A rest home nurse has won over $31,000 after the ERA said found she was wrongly sacked.
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Shop employee admits stealing $25k
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Auckland cafe fined $30k for job breaches
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$83k payout after woman sacked for wanting baby
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Crude job prank drives out pregnant woman
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Sacked for Anzac day hangover sickie
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Car dealer to pay more than $320,000
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Chicken shortage not workers' fault, union says
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Supreme Court dismisses Affco's unlawful lockout appeal
Court dismisses Affco's unlawful lockout appeal, says workers 'were like employees'.
Gender pay gap lowest since 2012: StatsNZ
The gender pay gap is the smallest its been in five years, Statistics NZ says.
Allegations against Crimson to stay secret
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Company must pay up over sham marriage
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Facebook boss takes paternity leave
Mark Zuckerberg is on paternity leave after he and his wife welcomed their second daughter
No barriers to gender equity, business leaders told
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Worker's hand severed, $138k fine imposed
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Majority of NZ businesses would pay living wage: survey
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Council puts importance on gender pay parity
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Older workers face discrimination: economist
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Registrar bans 38 people from being company directors
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