Employment Court delivers far-reaching decision to businesses in uncompensated overtime case
Inattentive businesses may incur costs in renegotiating availability provisions.
Reweti Kohere
Tue, 07 May 2019
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A recent Employment Court decision on compensating workers for making themselves available for work on top of their standard hours is a reminder to businesses who have not paid attention, BusinessNZ says.
Last Friday, a full bench of Employment Court Chief Judge Christina Inglis, Judge Joanna
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Reweti Kohere
Tue, 07 May 2019
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Employment Court delivers far-reaching decision to businesses in uncompensated overtime case
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