Woman Gets $6,000 In Compensation After Being Fired For Calling Boss W****r
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The 56-year-old woman told a commission that being fired was a personal, professional and financial disaster for her
Ever thought you would get paid despite calling your boss names? Well, such a case has occurred in Australia. A 56-year-old woman, who claimed she had been unfairly sacked, has received a $6,000 compensation payout. The Darwin staffer worked at a recruitment firm named Celotti Workforce and was fired under the allegations that she called her boss a “w****r” under her breath. She also seems to have called her boss a "misogynist". On grounds of these allegations, she was fired from her office. Unhappy with the firm's decision, the woman appealed to the Fair Work Commission and asked them to consider it as a case of unfair dismissal.
The commission did award her a compensation payout though they did not reinstate her at her former role in Celotti Workforce. They had reasons for it.
The commission determined the woman's behaviour and language in the office against senior management was “gross insubordination” According to them, she was guilty of “deliberate agitation” of colleagues and “persistent workplace bullying”, stated a report in News.com.au, an Australian news site. She was also accused of having called one of her junior colleagues a “little b***h” and burping or coughing in another colleague's face.
However, reports suggest that the woman denied such allegations.
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