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Nothing costs nothing: why unjustified dismissal procedures should not apply to the highly paid

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Employee welfare Unfair dismissal Labour rights New Zealand
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Nothing costs nothing: why unjustified dismissal procedures should not apply to the highly paid 389.89 KB
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This document tells the history of New Zealand’s unjustified dismissal provisions and explains their effect. It also outlines the economic case for narrowing the application of unjustified dismissal rules and recommends amendments to the Employment Relations Act 2000 (ERA).

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The New Zealand Initiative 2021
Access Rights Type:
open
Post date:
24 Jun 2021

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