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  • Assessment of eligibility for skilled migration

  • Preparation and submission of skilled visa applications

  • Accredited Employer

  • Straight to Residence

  • Specific Work Purpose Visas

  • Variation of Conditions

  • Skilled Migrant

  • Accreditation obligations, Auditing and Compliance

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Section 6 of the Employment Relations Act 2000 requires the Employment Relations Authority or Employment Court to determine “the real nature of the relationship” between the parties in assessing whether a worker is an employee or an independent contractor.

IndiciaTestIndependent Contractor
The hirer has the right to control the way that work is performedyesno
The worker is integrated into the hirer’s organisationnoyes
The hirer has the right to control the way that work is performedyesno
The worker is integrated into the hirer’s organisationyesNo

In assessing whether a worker is an employee or an independent contractor, section 6 of the Employment Relations Act 2000 requires the Employment Relations Authority or Employment Court to determine “the real nature of the relationship” between the parties, having regard to all matters, including the intention of the parties. These matters may include, for example, the terms of the contract or the ways that the parties behaved in implementing and performing the contract.[1]