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Email access, "complex" health issues warrant extension: FWC

A managing director dealing with complex health issues and the side effects of medication has won more time to challenge her claimed unlawful sacking, while the FWC also found the dismissal did not take effect until it landed in the personal email account she designated, not her business inbox.

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