Full bench to rule on workplace swearing
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A Fair Work full bench could determine whether "f----g c---t" is a common expression in the workplace.
A Fair Work full bench could determine whether "f----g c---t" is a common expression in the workplace.
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There is every difference between swearing at a computer and incivility to intimidate a colleague. It's a point the CFMEU should reflect on....
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