Summarised by Centrist
The University of Auckland has been ordered to pay microbiologist Siouxsie Wiles $20,000 in damages after an Employment Court ruled the university failed to adequately protect her from threats and harassment during the Covid-19 pandemic. The court found that while the university did not breach academic freedom, it did breach its employment agreement and health and safety obligations. Wiles expressed feeling vindicated by the decision.
“There are definitely more younger people coming in with heart attacks. What’s driving that is more controversial.”
Dishonesty? Incompetence? Or something else?
Enviros are big mad!
“What we’re seeing is unprecedented from my experience and reading of history.”
What happened to “Labour Dad” and “National Mum”?
Parents couldn’t handle it.
“There are definitely more younger people coming in with heart attacks. What’s driving that is more controversial.”
Dishonesty? Incompetence? Or something else?
Enviros are big mad!
“What we’re seeing is unprecedented from my experience and reading of history.”
What happened to “Labour Dad” and “National Mum”?
Parents couldn’t handle it.
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