Cleaning regime defeats claim in $2.3m injury case
An employer's equipment cleaning policies, and evidence that workers abided by them, have helped it avoid liability for a worker's injuries and hefty damages bill.
An employer's equipment cleaning policies, and evidence that workers abided by them, have helped it avoid liability for a worker's injuries and hefty damages bill.
A worker is suing his employer for psychological injuries allegedly caused by the stress and humiliation of being pushed onto a stage and forced to dance and sing during a work conference.
For an absence from work to count as an "authorised recess", there must be an expectation by the employer that the worker will return to work, a court has found in a case involving a worker who was injured driving to his doctor.
An appeals court has confirmed that a major employer negligently transferred an already traumatised worker back into a role where she was exposed to violent and confronting scenes.
A superior court has ruled out a worker's difficult and demanding role and ongoing issues with a supervisor's management style as causes of her debilitating psychological injury, but upheld her appeal against an assault finding.
A worker who claims she was severely psychologically impaired by being bullied and harassed after making a statement to a taskforce investigating s-xist behaviour in her workplace, has been allowed to sue her former employer for damages.
A worker who claimed she was bullied and abused at work for a decade has been granted permission to sue her former employer over her mental injuries, more than three years after the limitation period ended.
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