Employers can take some relief from a Supreme Court majority ruling favouring Air New Zealand subsidiary Air Nelson's use of strike-breaking contractors during an engineers' strike in 2007.Only Justice Bill Wilson reckoned the other judges got it wrong.In
Jock Anderson Tue, 18 May 2010
Employers can take some relief from a Supreme Court majority ruling favouring Air New Zealand subsidiary Air Nelson’s use of strike-breaking contractors during an engineers’ strike in 2007.
Only Justice Bill Wilson reckoned the other judges got it wrong.
In a test case with ramifications for the
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