The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1999 - Law |
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Page 37
... employees of the same or substantially similar capabilities em- ployed in the same or substantially similar circum- stances on work of that description ; or ( c ) To terminate the employment of the employee , or subject the employee to ...
... employees of the same or substantially similar capabilities em- ployed in the same or substantially similar circum- stances on work of that description ; or ( c ) To terminate the employment of the employee , or subject the employee to ...
Page 39
... employee remains entitled to the retirement benefit ; ( b ) The employee's employer changes as a result of restruc- turing , reorganisation , etc provided that the employee remains entitled to the benefit under an agreement . The effect ...
... employee remains entitled to the retirement benefit ; ( b ) The employee's employer changes as a result of restruc- turing , reorganisation , etc provided that the employee remains entitled to the benefit under an agreement . The effect ...
Page 149
... employee may be deployed . There was nothing in the employee's contract that required redeployment . - On basic principle , the suggestion seems wrong . The employee's position - which he or she was employed to fulfil was genuinely ...
... employee may be deployed . There was nothing in the employee's contract that required redeployment . - On basic principle , the suggestion seems wrong . The employee's position - which he or she was employed to fulfil was genuinely ...
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