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ARTICLE · 07 SEPTEMBER 2015

Fair Work Commission orders bully not to make contact with employees in workplace

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The FW Commission has ordered the property manager not to contact the two employees who were found to have been bullied.

AustraliaEmployment and HR

The Fair Work Commission has ordered a property manager not to make contact with two employees who were found to have been bullied by the manager. The manager has also been ordered not to enter the workplace while the two employees are at work or to access their portfolios. The Commission also made reciprocal orders preventing the employees from making contact with the manager or entering the workplace where the property manager works.

The facts

In the recent case of CF, NW and Company A and ED [2015] FWC 5272, two employees lodged separate 'stop bullying' applications in the Commission alleging that a property manager, who was their colleague, had engaged in:

  • conduct belittling the employees;

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