Employment Relations Act 2000

Institutions - Employment Relations Authority

158: Lodging of applications

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“Explains how to start a case with the Employment Relations Authority by filling out a special form”

If you want to start a case with the Employment Relations Authority, you need to fill out a special form. This form is called an application. The law says you must use the right form that has been made for this purpose. Once you’ve filled out the form correctly, you give it to the Authority. This is how you begin your case with them.

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Part 10 Institutions
Employment Relations Authority

158Lodging of applications

  1. Proceedings before the Authority are to be commenced by the lodging of an application in the prescribed form.