WorkSafe's Statement on High Court decision

Friday, 28 February 2025, 12:47 pm
Press Release: WorkSafe NZ

WorkSafe New Zealand's chief executive, Sharon Thompson:

WorkSafe acknowledges the High Court decision in relation to Whakaari Management Limited. We are considering our next steps, including on whether to seek to appeal.

The convictions and sentences of six other entities prosecuted by WorkSafe remain.

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