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Disability Rights Commissioner Welcomes Court Ruling Affirming Disability Rights

The Disability Rights Commissioner, Paula Tesoriero welcomes the ruling of the Employment Court in its judgment on Fleming v Attorney General , released today. In her ruling, Chief Judge Inglis clarified the Ministry of Health as the employer of Mrs Christine .

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Business Scoop » Disability Rights Commissioner Welcomes Court Ruling Affirming Disability Rights

Press Release – New Zealand Human Rights Commission The Disability Rights Commissioner, Paula Tesoriero welcomes the ruling of the Employment Court in its judgment on Fleming v Attorney General , released today. In her ruling, Chief Judge Inglis clarified the Ministry of Health as the employer of Mrs Christine … The Disability Rights Commissioner, Paula Tesoriero welcomes the ruling of the Employment Court in its judgment on Fleming v Attorney General, released today. In her ruling, Chief Judge Inglis clarified the Ministry of Health as the employer of Mrs Christine Fleming, a mother providing support to her disabled adult son, Justin. The Ministry of Health’s Funded Family Care policy required the disabled person to be the employer in all cases.

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Ministers, mother of disabled man in court over employment relationship

Ministers, mother of disabled man in court over employment relationship © RNZ / Claire Eastham-Farrelly The mother of a severely disabled man is taking government ministers to court about the way she and other family carers like her are treated. © Provided by Radio New Zealand Christine Fleming and her son Justin Christine Fleming with son Justin. Photo: RNZ / Claire Eastham-Farrelly Christine Fleming, who has cared for her son Justin for 40 years, is taking the Minister of Health Andrew Little and the Minister for Disability Issues Carmel Sepuloni to Employment Court asking it to consider if the employment relationship imposed on family carers in order to get funding is legal.

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