The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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Page 57
... relation to the person and the arrangement in accordance with the ruling . ( 2 ) If two or more public rulings apply to a person in relation to an arrangement , the person may apply , and require the Commissioner to apply , any one of ...
... relation to the person and the arrangement in accordance with the ruling . ( 2 ) If two or more public rulings apply to a person in relation to an arrangement , the person may apply , and require the Commissioner to apply , any one of ...
Page 163
... relationship problems ; other services that assist the smooth conduct of employment relation- ships ; and ⚫ other services ( of a type that can address a variety of circumstances ) that assist persons to resolve , promptly and ...
... relationship problems ; other services that assist the smooth conduct of employment relation- ships ; and ⚫ other services ( of a type that can address a variety of circumstances ) that assist persons to resolve , promptly and ...
Page 344
... relation to an employment relationship is not something new . It has existed in New Zealand law prior to the ERA . However , what is new is the scope of that relationship . In addition to the specific good faith obligations that apply ...
... relation to an employment relationship is not something new . It has existed in New Zealand law prior to the ERA . However , what is new is the scope of that relationship . In addition to the specific good faith obligations that apply ...
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