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Electrician

Wiremaster Electrical
021 179 6637

Landscape Construction Foreman/Labourer

Sanctum Landscapes
027 523 4638

Retail Sales Associate | Kathryn Wilson Footwear

Kathryn Wilson Footwear

Club Manager

Queenstown Mountain Bike Club

Trainee Hunting Guide and General Hand

Hunt New Zealand

Builder/ Carpenter wanted

Nexus Construction

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Blog

Be sure to check in here because there is regularly updated info available that will help you stay up to date with employment news, laws and politics

Apr 12

If your business is opening over the Easter and ANZAC holidays, you should be aware of the rules around employer obligations to their employees, and the ability of shops to trade.

Opening your business over the Easter or ANZAC holidays Easter and Anzac dates for 2022 These public holidays fall on these dates: Good Friday – 15 April 2022 Easter Monday – 18 April 2022 Anzac Day – Monday 25 April 2022 Employee’s rights Employees don’t have to agree to work on Good Friday, Easter Monday […]

Apr 05

As a business owner or manager, you need to be ready for the increase in minimum wage rates on Friday, 1 April 2022.

If you have not yet talked to your accountant, payroll provider or your finance/HR teams, now is the time. It’s also an opportunity to check your employment records, processes and systems. The details of the changes are: The adult minimum wage will increase from $20.00 to $21.20 per hour. The minimum wage for starting-out and […]

Mar 30

The Government has introduced Fair Pay Agreement legislation into Parliament.

The Fair Pay Agreement system will bring together employers and unions within a sector to bargain for minimum terms and conditions for all employees in that industry or occupation. The Bill proposes that employers and employees will be represented by bargaining parties – unions will represent employees, and employers will be represented by incorporated societies, […]