The Employers and Manufacturers Association (EMA) says that the immigration changes announced by the government over the weekend will still cause concerns for some employers and could result in difficulties in filling key roles.
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The Employers and Manufacturers Association (EMA) says that the immigration changes announced by the government over the weekend will still cause concerns for some employers and could result in difficulties in filling key roles.
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The Employers and Manufacturers Association (EMA) says that the immigration changes announced by the government over the weekend will still cause concerns for some employers and could result in difficulties in filling key roles.
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By EMA Senior Solicitor Ruthi Bommoju The new government hasn’t wasted any time changing New Zealand’s employment law through the passing of the Employment Relations (Trial Periods) Amendment Act, which has reintroduced 90-day employment trials for all businesses. Ninety-day trials, which were previously only available to employers who had fewer than 20 staff, are intended
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