Loud Shirt Day
30th September 2020
Loud Shirt Day is the annual appeal of The Hearing House and the Southern Cochlear Implant Paediatric Programme, two charities dedicated to enabling... Read More
Koha Kai Trainee Awards Night
30th September 2020
Koha Kai is a Trainee Development Programme, designed to offer a pathway to employment for people isolated by disability, through their Lunches in... Read More
The Contracts and Commercial Law Act 2017
30th September 2020
The Contracts and Commercial Law Act 2017 (“CCLA”) re-enacts 11 old statutes (set out below) in an up-to-date and accessible form. Schedule 3 of the... Read More
Gifting: about more than what we give at Christmas time
30th September 2020
If you think gifting between family members is all about beautifully wrapped Christmas presents then think again. On 1 August there was a headline in... Read More
Retirement village living: pros and cons
30th September 2020
The number of retirement villages is only likely to increase to accommodate our ageing population. Retirement villages are an attractive option... Read More
Becoming a trustee of a charitable trust
30th September 2020
Becoming a trustee of a charitable trust   Is the purpose of the trust worthy of your time and effort?    It can be gratifying to be asked to act as... Read More
Gender pay gap guide released
30th September 2020
On 20 July 2017, Women’s Minister Paula Bennett launched ‘Closing the Gender Pay Gap: Actions for Employers’ to private sector companies. This guide... Read More
The Value of Fieldays
30th September 2020
Domestic violence: no longer a private affair
30th September 2020
Green Party MP, Jan Logie, has introduced a Bill before Parliament to help victims of domestic violence in their employment. Parliamentary unity was... Read More
NAME SUPPRESSION NOT A BARRIER
30th September 2020
 NAME SUPPRESSION NOT A BARRIER TO LEGITIMATE EMPLOYMENT INTEREST   In the decision of ASG v Harlene Hayne, Vice-Chancellor of the University of... Read More

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