(From Supreme Court of New South Wales; 9 December 2011; 212 KB)
(From Supreme Court of New South Wales; 25 August 2011; 89 KB)
(From Supreme Court of New South Wales; 19 April 2012; 51 KB)
UPDATES
Later the same day The Daily Examiner reported that: THE unfair dismissal hearing between council ranger Wayne Smith and Clarence Valley Council has been adjourned.
The IRC deputy president Harrison has told the parties to reach an agreement among themselves.
He has vacated tomorrow's hearing date, set down for Byron Bay.
If a settlement cannot be reached the matter will come back before him on a date to be fixed.
Lawyers from sides met through the morning and told the hearing after lunch they were close to a resolution.
Council general manager Scott Greensill would not comment on today's proceedings.
On 4 December The Daily Examiner went on to report: THE Clarence Valley Council has reached an agreement in an unfair dismissal case brought forward by council ranger Wayne Smith who was dismissed from his job more than a year ago.
5 comments:
Wonder if Clarence Valley Council insurance premiums will take a hike after this?
Who paid the cost of relocating the case to Murwillumbah? Was it to avoid coverage in the local court house? Something really fishy about this.
Thanks to NCV for the opportunity to comment - DEX appears to have lost its "Your Say" button!
Bertson,
From Council's HQ at Grafton is coming a rumour that Clarence Valley Council's GM complained to APN about defamation based on one or all of the four DEX media articles or alternatively threatened defamation action among other possible actions.
What a bully!
if it is public funds that are being used in this case then surely the public has the right to know the details and cost involved in this case and any other case where public funds are used.
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