Christina Inglis
Christina Inglis is a Chief Judge of the Employment Court in New Zealand, known for her influential rulings on labor rights and employment relations. She played a pivotal role in a landmark decision regarding Uber drivers' employee status, where she concluded that Uber creates and manages the circumstances under which its business operates, thereby establishing the drivers' significant dependence on the company.
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Recent news mentions
Chief Judge Christina Inglis ruled that nine former members were community employees in landmark Employment Court cases.
Gloriavale leader Howard Temple resigns as Overseeing Shepherd
New Zealand· 2025-08-12
Chief Employment Court Judge Christina Inglis hastily scheduled a hearing this week to hear the woman.
Calendar Girls strip clubs forced to take down posts about women involved in employment disputeNew Zealand· 2025-07-27
Chief Judge Christina Inglis considered the nature of the relationship between Uber and its drivers.
Gig economy on trial as Uber fights drivers’ employee status – Sasha BorissenkoNew Zealand· 2025-07-13
