Al WilliamsOpen Justice reporter·NZ Herald·9 Jul, 2026 07:00 AM4 mins to readFormer Wilson South Island boss Peter Turner at the hearing being held in the Employment Court at Christchurch. Photo / Al WilliamsLawyers for the former South Island boss of New Zealand’s largest carpark management company say the restraint of trade clause in his employment contract was unreasonable and unenforceable.
Wilson Parking alleges Mainland Parking founder Peter Turner plotted his departure from the company and lined up future clients while still employed
