The most frequently asked questions by our contractors
You can complete one online via the Contractor Zone or download a paper timesheet here.
Please ensure you include your Temporary Identification, Assignment Number and Week Ending Date on the paper timesheet.
To update your address or bank account details you can complete a Payroll Information Form and email to NZcontractorpayrollforms@hudson.com or you can do this online via the Contractor Zone.
If you are currently undertaking an assignment, please contact your consultant as soon as possible.
You need to think about what you want to do well in advance of your visa expiring as once your work visa has expired you are no longer eligible to work in New Zealand. Please contact your recruitment consultant immediately if your visa has expired.
If you are summoned for a jury service, the relevant court/sheriff's office will generally pay you an allowance for any lost wages and for travel. Contact the relevant court/sheriff’s office in your state or territory or your Hudson consultant.
You may be eligible for paid Annual Leave. Please contact your recruitment consultant for further information or refer to your employment agreement.
You may be eligible for paid Sick Leave. Please contact your recruitment consultant for further information or refer to your employment agreement.
If you are employed by Hudson, you may be eligible for other types of paid leave. Please contact your recruitment consultant for further information or refer to your employment agreement.
All work related injuries and incidents, no matter how minor must be reported to both Hudson and your supervisor as soon as possible. To report a work related injury or incident, please complete a Hudson injury report form.
A hazard is any source of harm or potential harm to a person or to property/equipment. This can include unsafe work practices or any other aspects of the work environment.
Should you identify a hazard in your workplace which you are unable to safely resolve yourself, please report it to your supervisor.
If you are dissatisfied with the steps taken by your supervisor to address the hazard, you must escalate the issue to your Hudson consultant.