Do I have rights if I am a contractor or a temp?
Fixed term and casual agreements both have specific contractual requirements. These contracts should also be reviewed professionally before being signed.
Independent contractors are not employees and are not covered by the Employment Relations Act. However, there can be times when it is arguable whether someone is a contractor or employee.
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