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Coronavirus 2022-07-18 11:33 amBy Cindy Cameronne | Sydney
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A Melbourne-based barristers’ clerk has filed a lawsuit alleging her employment was terminated after she asked to work from home to manage her disability and was absent from work due to COVID-19 complications.

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