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164: Application to individual employment agreements of law relating to contracts
or “Rules about changing job agreements when there are problems that can't be fixed by talking it out”

You could also call this:

“Rules about how the Authority looks into work problems”

The Employment Relations Authority has special rules about how it does its investigations. These rules are written in a part of the law called Schedule 2. If you want to know more about how the Authority works and what it can do, you should look at Schedule 2. This schedule tells you all the important details about how the Authority handles different situations it deals with.

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Next up: 166: Membership of Authority

or “The Employment Relations Authority is made up of a Chief and at least two other members, and one member handles each case.”