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Fair Work Commission ruling over the Corpuls dispute

By Lee Waller28 June 2020April 9th, 2021No Comments

The AEAWA Executive (on behalf of the membership) filed a dispute in the Commission relating to the recording capabilities of the Corpuls monitor. Click here to view the response.

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Fair Work Commission ruling over the Corpuls dispute

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