…collective bargaining – it is termed bypassing and is deemed to be not acting in good faith (hence an illegal act). If you face this situation, you should advise the…
…collective bargaining – it is termed bypassing and is deemed to be not acting in good faith (hence an illegal act). If you face this situation, you should advise the…
…be reduced by the amount, if any, that the employer is required to contribute or is contributing to the employee’s KiwiSaver scheme or complying superannuation fund (as those terms are…
…looks to the longer term and is much needed.” “There are flow-on implications we need to keep in mind. If we grow the numbers at medical school, we need to…
…agreements relating to their terms and conditions of employment; 4.3 To actively promote and wherever practicable, negotiate comprehensive and fair collective employment agreements between members and their employers; 4.4 To…
…the benefits and legal protections available to employees and, of course, to belong to ASMS. The Employment Relations Act (ERA) sets out the terms by which a person’s employment status…
…other relevant information, shall decide whether to extend the period of sick leave (with or without pay) or to terminate the employment. Termination in these circumstances shall be on notice….
…‘What Price Mental Health?’ which detailed rising demand for mental services, reduced bed capacity and clinically stressed services. ASMS Director of Policy and Research and report author Dr Charlotte Chambers…
…levels of presenteeism and burnout among senior doctors. Presenteeism is defined as turning up to work when too unwell, fatigued or stressed to be productive. ASMS research has shown that…
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…the specialist workforce and fixing it must become a priority for Health NZ. ASMS commissioned research shows that female specialists in our public hospitals are paid 12.5% less than their…
…ASMS research into the wellbeing of New Zealand’s psychiatrists found 35% reported have experienced burnout and 45% would like to leave their job. Under Health NZ, #willwegetbetter? (SOURCE: Programme for…