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  •   Home > News > Politics

    A number of changes to New Zealand employment law are possible

    A number of changes to New Zealand employment law are possible


    An income threshold of 180-thousand-dollars could be introduced for employees claiming personal grievances for unjustified dismissals.

    It means they're no longer able to raise such a claim.

    The Government's also announced further changes to remove or reduce remedies for employees when they are at fault in disputes.

    Employment Hero's Sanam Salmani says this is positive for smaller employers.

    She says it gives employers more confidence during disputes, by increasing accountability.

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    Cricket:
    Black Caps all-rounder Glenn Phillips can finally tick "maiden international ODI century" off his cricketing bucket list 11:07

    Soccer:
    Chelsea's run in the FA Cup is over in the fourth round after a 2-1 loss away at Brighton 11:07

    Politics:
    In the UK, a junior Minister has been has been sacked after a string of offensive comments against constituents and fellow Labour Party MPs 10:47

    Health & Safety:
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