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CEO injunction win stops employer tackling alleged "culture of fear or terror"

The CEO of the company subject to the Fair Work Act's first good faith bargaining order has used the legislation's adverse action provisions to win an interlocutory injunction stopping the company from sacking her over bargaining-related bullying and harassment allegations.

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