Latest from Employment Relations Authority

New recruit said he would never willingly take drugs and blames spiked festival drink.

Audit reveals Fijian workers paid less than minimum wage with no holiday pay.

A dismissed 65-year-old grocery worker felt 'got rid of' because of her age.

Christchurch man said restructure was ulterior motive to remove him from $170k position.

It was not the first time Dansan Investments has been investigated.

An oil rig worker dismissed after a failed breath alcohol test has been awarded $35,000.

A justice advocate says the system is "straining at the seams".

A woman used a workmate's iPad to take a photo of an image of her naked breasts.

Michael Radley's company hasn't paid anything, now the ERA has made him liable for $55k.

A 50-year friendship ends in court over free rent, gifted land and 7 years of unpaid wages

Dismissal process sees arborist awarded $12,000 despite "stupid decision" to get in car.

Friend created a fake job to help his mate get into the country on a work visa.

Fears bullying and harassment will get worse as businesses struggle and pressure mounts.

Stop-go worker fired after "dangerous" actions ordered to pay former boss's legal costs.

ERA finds woman unjustifiably dismissed when the marriage ends after 13 years of work.

Worker who tried to take her own life after being bullied shares her story of hope.

Chatham Islands worker dismissed for taking unauthorised leave after dad dies, ERA finds.

GPS data from work car showed woman at home and mall during work hours.

ERA finds man accused of damaging a power pole with a tractor was unjustifiably dismissed

Experts warn businesses to follow the same process as pre-Covid-19 to avoid issues.

The ERA heard that Kathmandu's restructure happened quickly.

The Employment Relations Authority found the worker was unjustifiably dismissed.

Officer punched unconscious from behind and then punched a further 20 times.

Argument in hotel lobby leads to Employment Relations Authority hearing.

Nearly a year after the tens of thousands were due, former employee hadn't paid a cent.

Compensation is for humiliation, loss of dignity and injury to her feelings, ERA said.

The Matangi Berry Farm and its owner have been ordered to pay more than $120,000.

The outbreak doesn't give business-owners licence to flagrantly disregard employment laws.

Labour Inspectorate says most were migrant workers who were not aware of their rights.