Where to go for more support
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Community Law |
Your local Community Law Centre can provide you with free initial legal advice. Find your local Community Law Centre online: www.communitylaw.org.nz/our-law-centres |
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Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment |
The Employment website of the Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment publishes a range of information on employment relations and minimum rights at work. Website: www.employment.govt.nz |
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Te Kauae Kaimah/New Zealand Council of Trade Unions |
Te Kauae Kaimah is the umbrella body for affiliated unions covering every job and industry in New Zealand. It can provide information about which union may cover the type of work you do. Website: www.union.org.nz |
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Labour inspectorate |
Labour inspectors monitor and enforce minimum employment conditions. To refer a problem to a labour inspector, you contact the Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment. Website: www.mbie.govt.nz/position-descriptions/employment-services/labour-inspector-employment-services and www.employment.govt.nz/resolving-problems/steps-to-resolve/labour-inspectorate |
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Employment Relations Authority (ERA) |
If you’re unable to settle at mediation (see under “Mediation of Business, Innovation & Employment” above), the next step is to file your claim in the ERA. Website: www.era.govt.nz |
