Band 4
Provided by June Hardacre
June is a respected employment specialist who advises private and public sector clients on all aspects of New Zealand employment law.
She acts for some of New Zealand’s best known organisations, such as Television New Zealand, The Warehouse Group, Metlifecare, Deloitte, Qantas, and Rabobank, as well as clients in the tech, start-up, and cryptocurrency space. Her practice also includes advising on health and safety, remuneration and incentives, data protection, and employee privacy matters. June has international expertise, having practised at Linklaters in London for several years.
June has a personal and friendly style. She provides accessible and commercially sound advice to her clients and achieves outcomes for clients that do not compromise values. She has applied this approach during negotiations with unions on collective bargaining and industrial disputes, and while advising on conduct, bullying, and harassment investigations for a range of major New Zealand organisations. June represents her clients at mediations through to Employment Court hearings and has significant litigation experience.
Provided by Chambers
Provided by Chambers
June is reliable and very pragmatic in her thinking. She's good at mapping pathways to solutions.
I really enjoy working with June. I feel she's a safe pair of hands and is highly capable in her field.
June is reliable and very pragmatic in her thinking. She's good at mapping pathways to solutions.
I really enjoy working with June. I feel she's a safe pair of hands and is highly capable in her field.
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MinterEllisonRuddWatts Litigation Forecast 2023
MinterEllisonRuddWatts' Litigation Forecast examines the challenges of climate change litigation and greenwashing, the regulators’ current focus on business’ social licence to operate, how slowing global economic activity will impact M&A activity and create new pitfalls for directors of companies.
MinterEllisonRuddWatts Litigation Forecast 2023
MinterEllisonRuddWatts' Litigation Forecast examines the challenges of climate change litigation and greenwashing, the regulators’ current focus on business’ social licence to operate, how slowing global economic activity will impact M&A activity and create new pitfalls for directors of companies.
