Labour confirms plans for corporate homicide law, citing Pike River
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Labour confirms plans for corporate homicide law, citing Pike River
Ministry of Justice under review after suspended crime suspect kept on payroll for five years
Why flexible working has become legal recruiters’ biggest challenge
Privacy experts line up against Microsoft’s new workplace tool, warning of ‘surveillance creep’
Working group launched to outline road to regulation for employment advocates, rein in rogue operators
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Labour confirms plans for corporate homicide law, citing Pike River
Ministry of Justice under review after suspended crime suspect kept on payroll for five years
Why flexible working has become legal recruiters’ biggest challenge
Privacy experts line up against Microsoft’s new workplace tool, warning of ‘surveillance creep’
Working group launched to outline road to regulation for employment advocates, rein in rogue operators
School principal’s dismissal overturned over ‘flawed’ disciplinary process
Minister takes aim at employment advocates, launches major consultation on dispute resolution
Minister defends contentious Employment Leave Bill, no consensus around reforms
Proposed changes to workplace safety regime ‘shameful’, select committee told
Report slams government’s pay equity reforms as ‘secretive, ‘mischievous’ and negotiated in bad faith
Legal job market improving but ‘unpredictable’ as firms hunt for specific specialist skills
Employment advocate Ashleigh Fechney, 32, dies on holiday in Lithuania
James Gardner-Hopkins gets practising certificate back after three-year suspension for sexual misconduct
Angry and disappointed women lawyers’ groups respond to the reinstatement of James Gardner-Hopkins
Expert predicts a raft of litigation likely to test the boundaries of our new employment relations law
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