Monique Ryan reaches agreement with chief of staff Sally Rugg over sacking, court told
Federal court hears Rugg will not lose job and will enter mediation with teal MP in bid to resolve wider dispute over work hours
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The independent MP Monique Ryan and her chief of staff Sally Rugg have reached an agreement that prevents the political staffer from being imminently sacked. They will also enter mediation in an attempt to resolve a broader dispute about working conditions in the MP’s office, a court has heard.
In an application to the federal court, Rugg accused the commonwealth of “hostile conduct” and claimed Ryan caused her to be terminated for refusing to work “unreasonable” additional hours.
Law (Australia) | The Guardian
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