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  • Fair Way Kōrero - August 2024

    News
    Hard to believe that we are already beyond the halfway point for 2024! The months that have passed since our last edition have been very busy and our team are proud to have assisted so many Kiwis through to a resolution of their ACC dispute.

  • FDR Child Specialists – Introducing Fair Way’s expert team

    Article
    If you are a habitual Family Advocate reader you may have been following the changes to FDR mediation following the implementation of the Family Court (Supporting Children in Court) Legislation Act 2021 (“the Act”) which enables tamariki to have a stronger voice in Family Dispute Resolution (FDR) mediation.

  • Workplace Bullying – Reframing the Problem

    Article
    We are all aware of increasing attention being paid to bullying in the workplace and Pink Shirt Day is another example of efforts to bring this dark issue and into the light (quite literally). More is written and spoken about the problem than ever before but there is very little evidence that the increased profile is making a difference.

  • Fair Way welcomes Hinemoa Dixon

    News

    Fair Way is pleased to announce the appointment of Hinemoa Dixon as Cultural Capability Lead and Senior Resolution Practitioner.

  • Fair Way Kōrero - Dec 2023

    News
    I orea te tuatara ka puta ki waho. - A problem is solved by continuing to find solutions. Nau mai, haere mai! Welcome to our ACC Services Kōrero December edition.

  • Study Complaints | Ngā Amuamu Tauira - transition

    News
    Available from Friday 8 December 2023! Study Complaints | Ngā Amuamu Tauira, the new Domestic Tertiary Student and International Student Contract Dispute Resolution Scheme, is being made available early to enable a transition period between the two existing schemes (Tertiary Education Dispute Resolution and iStudent Complaints) and the new combined scheme (Study Complaints | Ngā Amuamu Tauira).

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