Employment law shifts constantly. Stay prepared for any change. Whether you need full assistance or have a quick question, we can help.

McVeagh Fleming provides pragmatic and cost-practical advice to employers and employees on various employment-related matters. We understand the complexities of employment law and can assist you in all aspects, restructuring, redundancies, employee relations and grievances, mediation and Employment Relations Authority (ERA) representation.

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Few subjects are as full of controversy, politics and fishhooks as employment law. The ideology of competing governments means that nothing ever stays the same when it comes to the Employment Relations Act 2000.

McVeagh Fleming’s team of employment law specialists makes it their business to stay up-to-the-minute on the "Act" and associated legislation as well as constantly evolving case law as it happens.

Parental leave, health and safety, restructures, bullying and harassment, restraint of trade, confidentiality, the Holidays Act 2003, working from home, trial periods and workplace policies are just some of the issues confronting employers.

Recent Insights

June 2024

Remember to keep your employees in the loop when selling your business

Selling a business involves balancing confidentiality and transparency with employees, especially under New Zealand employment law. When selling assets, employers must consult with employees before finalising the sale to avoid grievances if jobs are affected.
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May 2024

Restructures

Whether you're an employer seeking compliance or an employee seeking clarity, this article offers invaluable insights to navigate the process effectively.
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February 2024

A large compensation payment for bullying

The Employment Relations Authority (ERA) recently issued a noteworthy determination, in which a significant amount of compensation was awarded in favour of an employee who had endured severe bullying in the workplace. This case has the potential to establish a precedent, paving the way for comparable compensation awards to be made in cases involving moderate to severe breaches of employment law by employers.
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