29.04.2019

Hesketh Henry – Employment Law Workshops

During 2019, Hesketh Henry’s Employment Law Team will present exclusive training opportunities to help employers navigate tricky workplace issues.

Our employment law workshops have been established to improve managers’  knowledge about the employer’s legal obligations, and provide practical advice to manage difficult employment issues.  You could also pick up CPD points if you need them.

All are welcome to attend our workshops but they would offer the most benefit to managers, HR professionals, and in-house legal advisors.

The topics the Employment Law Team will be covering in 2019 are:

  1. Employment Agreements: Choosing the right type of agreement for the situation, making sure it is compliant, and giving your business flexibility and protection.
  2. Holidays Act 2003 and Payroll: What you need to know and how do you comply.
  3. Medical Incapacity: Managing sick or injured employees.
  4. Redundancy and Restructuring.
  5. Performance Management Processes and Disciplinary Investigations.

We can also tailor a workshop to your business and present at your offices to any number of attendees.

For information and registration to our first workshop on 24th May please click here.

If you would like us to tailor a workshop to you business then please contact us directly lawyers@heskethhenry.co.nz 

Do you need expert legal advice?
Contact the expert team at Hesketh Henry.
Kerry
Media contact - Kerry Browne
Please contact Kerry with any media enquiries and with any questions related to marketing or sponsorships on +64 9 375 8747 or via email.

Related Articles / Insights & Opinion

New Zealand’s Resource Management Reform: Understanding the 2025 Amendment Act’s Transformative Changes to Fines and Insurance Coverage
Introduction The resource management landscape in New Zealand has undergone a seismic shift with the recent passage of the Resource Management (Consenting and Other System Changes) Amendment Act 2025,...
10.09.2025 Posted in Regulatory
vecteezy a man in a suit is holding his finger to his lips   Extended fade cropped
Pay secrecy no more – what you need to know about the most recent employment law change
Conversations about what employees earn are no longer prohibited or required to be shrouded in secrecy. The Employment Relations (Employee Remuneration Disclosure) Amendment Bill came into force on 27...
29.08.2025 Posted in Employment
HH Pg  Wave alternative
The America’s Cup Partnership and the Deed Of Gift: Navigating Legal Tensions
The newly released protocol (Protocol) for the 38th America’s Cup (AC38) marks another chapter in the evolution of the world’s oldest international sporting trophy.  While the Protocol introduces...
26.08.2025 Posted in Disputes & Private Wealth & Trade and Transport
iStock  Employment Concept BW
The latest trends and statistics coming out of the Employment Relations Authority
It is that time of year again when the Employment Relations Authority (Authority) publishes its Annual Report (the Report), and the Employment Law Team at Hesketh Henry loves a good stat! The Report p...
25.08.2025 Posted in Employment
Residential tenancy laws have changed. What you need to know as a tenant.
In 2024 the Residential Tenancies Act 1986 (Act) was amended in response to the coalition Government’s commitment to increase the private rental supply by providing better support for landlords and ...
19.08.2025 Posted in Property
Residential tenancy laws have changed. What you need to know as a landlord.
In 2024 the Residential Tenancies Act 1986 (Act) was amended in response to the coalition Government’s commitment to increase the private rental supply by providing better support for landlords and ...
19.08.2025 Posted in Property
Property opt
The Division of Jointly Owned Property
Owning property can be expensive and the barriers to entry can be too high for many purchasers.  Whether you are trying to start your journey on the property ladder or are looking to buy the perfect ...
14.08.2025 Posted in Property
SEND AN ENQUIRY
Send us an enquiry

For expert legal advice, please complete the form below or call us on (09) 375 8700.