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Every employee in New Zealand must have a written employment agreement before they start work. That is not optional. An employer who fails to provide one is in breach of the Employment Relations Act 2000 and is exposed to penalties and employees who have no documented obligations.
But having any agreement is not enough. An employment agreement that is missing mandatory provisions, contains incorrect minimum entitlements, or does not reflect current law can create as many problems as having none at all.
The agreement covers:
Verified against applicable NZ law. Delivered as an editable Word document.
Important: This is a general purpose legal template, not legal advice. It does not create a lawyer-client relationship. You should satisfy yourself that it is appropriate for your situation before signing. For complex matters or significant commercial transactions, seek advice from a qualified NZ lawyer. Licensed for single-business use only.