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DYNAMICS ISSUE 7, May 2010 In this issue we highlight the large fall in the unemployment rate from 7.1% to 6%. We take a look at our new Leading Indicator of Employment tool which predicts when there are likely to be significant changes in the labour market. We also provide a brief insight into the latest […]

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The Labour Department describes as the ‘Pay-as-you-go‘ method of paying Holiday Pay and there are only two situations when it is permissable. Pay-as-you-go annual holiday pay is where an employee receives their holiday pay (calculated at a minimum of 8% of the gross earnings) added on top of and paid with their regular pay. Under […]

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A common belief by employers, and employees, is that Casual Employees (see definition HERE) are not entitled to Sick Leave as they ‘ do not work 6 months continuously’.  This in fact is not the case as stated HERE by the Department of Labour. Under the Holidays Act 2003 all employees are entitled to a […]

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Hopefully most employers and employees are aware of the Department of Labour and the services they provide, if not then you should be. The main website provides a range of very useful tools for employers and employees such as: Employment Agreement Builder Holidays Online Tools & Calculators Parental Leave Calculators Ask a Question Workplace Productivity […]

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