On the Radar – New rules for extended temporary layoffs
This month's On the Radar looks at the new temporary layoff rules that came into force on November 27, 2025.
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Changes to rules about taking time off work
Steps to Justice has new and updated information about taking time off work:
- when you're sick or injured
- when you're caring for a sick or injured family member
- for emergencies other than sickness
Starting June 19, 2025, workers may be able to take up to 27 weeks of long-term illness leave if they’re...
New information on energy contracts
Steps to Justice now has information about energy contracts. This includes information about:
- your rights when signing an energy contract for electricity
- how to renew or extend your energy contract for electricity
- how to cancel your energy contract
- how to complain about your energy retailer