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NZTA Faces Possible Class Action From Former Employees
LawFuel.com- Legal news site
LawFuel has reported that The New Zealand Transport Agency
may face a class action from former employees of the Agency
following the resignation of former Chief Executive Fergus
Gammie.
The embattled former CEO left in the new year after the Agency faced criticism over the poor enforcement of transport regulations, leading to the recall of nealry 20,000 vehicles that needed WOF retests.
LawFuel reports that under Mr Gammie the Agency was obsessed with becoming a fully digital agency, leading to both failure on the 'digital front' as well as on the traditional front where key issues like road safety, road improvement, emissions and other factors were slipping badly.
Staff have reportedly been massively upset over what occurred and been required to sign non disclosure agreements among other things.
The full story from LawFuel may be read here.
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