Engineering firm claims Kiwi first with graphic job contracts
Aurecon is using comic strips to replace thousands of letters with pictures.
Victoria Young
Thu, 27 Sep 2018
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An engineering firm is claiming a New Zealand legal first as it introduces employment agreements that use comic illustrations to lay down the law, along with words.
Aurecon says 70 of its 600 employees have signed the legal documents, although their ability to be enforced is questionable.
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Victoria Young
Thu, 27 Sep 2018
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Engineering firm claims Kiwi first with graphic job contracts
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