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Employment Law Bulletin
The Employment Law Bulletin keeps you up to date with the latest developments in employment law and is a must for any practitioner or professional dealing with employment law issues. The Bulletin is highly regarded among practitioners and stakeholders in the employment field, including the Courts. Each issue contains articles giving expert practical analysis on the most current and relevant issues in employment law, Q & As with leaders in the employment law field, as well as case notes on key employment decisions.
General Editor Susan Hornsby-Geluk, one of New Zealand’s leading employment lawyers, directs the Employment Law Bulletin content and ensures a practical focus.
Authors & Editors | General Editor: Susan Hornsby-Geluk, Managing Partner of Dundas Street Employment Lawyers |
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Employment Law Bulletin
29 May 2023 06:48
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