Workplace law, social media use, and generational attitudes

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Aug 26, 202629:08Business

The recent dismissal of a Melbourne-based junior lawyer by her employer, for refusing to delete a viral TikTok video in which she alleged poor working conditions at her law firm, doesn't just give rise to questions about...

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