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Eland v Childrenfirst Inc [2014] FWC 2178

[2014] FWC 2178

Fair Work Commission|2014-04-02

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Fair Work Commission

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2014-04-02

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Original judgment source is linked above.

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Judgment (6 paragraphs)

[1]

Eland v Childrenfirst Inc [2014] FWC 2178 (2 April 2014)

[2]

Eland v Childrenfirst Inc [2014] FWC 2178 | Case summary | Zoe

[2014] FWC 2178

[3]

Fair Work Act 2009_

[4]

s.394 - Unfair dismissal

[5]

[1] I have formed the view that employees and officers of Jobs Australia are not entitled to rely on s.596(4)(b)(ii) of the Fair Work Act 2009 in appearing in this matter and order accordingly. Full reasons for this decision will be published in due course.

[6]

Printed by authority of the Commonwealth Government Printer

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Applicant/Plaintiff:

Eland

Respondent/Defendant:

Childrenfirst Inc [2014] FWC 2178

Legislation Cited (1)

Work Act 2009

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