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Employee Rights NZ ERNZ offers professional, affordable advice/representation for everyday Kiwi's with all employment d

Keeping your personal life private — tips for employeesAs an employee, think about the balance between work and home tha...
29/04/2026

Keeping your personal life private — tips for employees
As an employee, think about the balance between work and home that you want and what your boundaries are. This will not be the same for every person or workplace. You do not have to tell your employer what you do or who you spend time with outside work unless it impacts on your ability to do your job.

https://www.employment.govt.nz/fair-work-practices/employee-privacy

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Concerned about your employment rights? We're here to help you!FREE Initial consultations • No Resolve No Fee • PM us t...
28/04/2026

Concerned about your employment rights? We're here to help you!

FREE Initial consultations • No Resolve No Fee • PM us today

Employee Rights NZ offers professional, affordable advice and representation to every day New Zealanders with all employment dispute and employment rights matters, PM us today.

27/04/2026

Good faith = honesty, openness, and genuine communication.
It’s a core part of New Zealand employment law and it helps prevent issues before they become problems. 😊
Learn more below 👇🏼
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Tests and checksEmployers can use tests and checks both before and during employment. Checks can include criminal or cre...
22/04/2026

Tests and checks

Employers can use tests and checks both before and during employment. Checks can include criminal or credit history, drug and alcohol testing, but must be relevant to the job and/or work place.

Find out more about what tests and checks your employers can request 👇from Employment NZ

https://www.employment.govt.nz/starting-employment/hiring/tests-and-checks

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With many employees opting now to work from home, there are many points to think about, read more below from Employment ...
21/04/2026

With many employees opting now to work from home, there are many points to think about, read more below from Employment NZ.

Things to consider when working remotely:
Employers and employees should consider aspects related to employment law, health and safety, as well as costs, privacy and data security issues.

Equipment and expenses:
Employers should consider whether they need to purchase or provide allowances to cover additional office equipment and related costs to enable employees to work effectively from home. These include computers, screens, video and audio devices, and electricity or telecommunication costs.

There is no specific legal entitlement to allowances. The payment of and level of allowances, over and above salary or wages, can be agreed to by the employer and employee.

https://www.employment.govt.nz/fair-work-practices/flexible-work/working-from-home

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If you haven't already, please visit our website!We can help you with:• Disciplinary and dismissals (including unfair di...
20/04/2026

If you haven't already, please visit our website!

We can help you with:

• Disciplinary and dismissals (including unfair dismissal, unpaid wages and performance management)
• Contracts and entitlements (including holidays entitlement, terms of employment and health and safety)
• Workplace relations (including bullying, sexual harassment, stress and discrimination)

Take a look at the list services on our website for full details.

www.employeerights.nz

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18/04/2026

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