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How New Zealand's employment laws changed forever, 30 years ago today
On May 15 1991 the Employment Contracts Act became law, and the world of work was never the same again.
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On May 15 1991 the Employment Contracts Act became law, and the world of work was never the same again.
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It could raise wages across the country, empower trade unions and do away with precarious work.
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