Posts by Lucy Nolan
How the Uber case and a proposed ‘gateway test’ could reshape contractor law
This article follows our...
Removal of rewards for at-fault employees
In a recent article, we discussed planned changes to the Employment...
Uber drivers classified as employees: Court of Appeal dismisses Uber’s appeal
The Court of Appeal...
Return of the trial period – common pitfalls and lessons learned
Since trial periods were reintroduced...
On 13 June 2023, the Health and Safety at Work (Health and Safety Representatives and Committees) Amendment...
In the wake of the “#MeToo” movement, employees who believe they have experienced sexual harassment in...
In late 2021, the Employment Relations (Extended Time for Personal Grievance for Sexual Harassment) Amendment...
In a marked change from the position adopted by the same court in 2020, the Employment Court on 25 October...
In this post-COVID world, some employers may be finding that their employees’ annual holiday balances...
The question of whether someone is an employee, or a contractor, can have significant implications for...
For a long time, employers in New Zealand have complained of ‘shake-down’ type claims, where a disgruntled...
A recent Court of Appeal decision found that the Directors of Southern Taxis Ltd were personally liable...
The swift advancements in the information technology space in the last couple of decades have rendered...