Latest unfair dismissal

Politics 28 October 2024 ByKace O'NeillRecommendations have been made in a joint submission by the Human...

Recommendations have been made in a joint submission by the Human Rights Law Centre and Redfern Legal Centre to the...

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SME Law 23 October 2024 ByNaomi NeilsonFired lawyer who ‘sickened’ colleagues appeals Fair Work decision

An ousted solicitor who called an opposing lawyer a “c--t” and engaged in conduct that “deeply sickened” her...

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Big Law 03 October 2024 ByNaomi NeilsonLegal assistant claims she was unfairly fired from Qld firm

A Queensland law firm was unable to prevent a legal assistant based in the Philippines from pursuing an unfair dismissal...

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Big Law 04 September 2024 ByNaomi NeilsonWorld Vision former worker alleges judge wants to ‘exact revenge’

A former employee of World Vision Australia objected to a Federal Court judge hearing his unfair dismissal matter...

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SME Law 26 August 2024 ByNaomi NeilsonFourtree Lawyers fires pregnant paralegal in ‘inappropriate’...

Facing an “obvious” power imbalance and with very little support, a pregnant paralegal was terminated by Fourtree...

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Big Law 26 August 2024 ByNaomi NeilsonWorker’s retainer with law firm hinders Fair Work application

A chicken factory worker fired for allegedly hitting a woman was unable to convince the Fair Work Commission his...

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The Bar 20 August 2024 ByKace O'NeillGrindr and a glass of prosecco: ‘Mystifying’ approach to...

An unfair dismissal claim has resulted in a cabin crew member with Virgin Airlines Australia being reinstated over what...

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SME Law 16 July 2024 ByNaomi NeilsonLegal assistant says he was fired in ChatGPT text message

The director of a Perth boutique firm fired a legal assistant in a text message drafted by artificial intelligence tool...

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Big Law 10 July 2024 ByJerome DoraisamyPartner to fight termination by Clifford Chance

A partner who was recently terminated by Clifford Chance, following allegations of “serious misconduct”, is...

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Big Law 03 July 2024 ByNaomi NeilsonLegal charity CEO wins ‘highly peculiar’ unlawful dismissal case

A judge criticised a Northern Territory legal charity for the unusual and “highly peculiar” excuse it used to...

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