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James Hardie sued by former manager over unheeded safety complaints
Construction 2022-06-15 2:26 pmBy Sam Matthews | Melbourne
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A former manager has sued building giant James Hardie, alleging she was denied pay and mistreated after she made complaints about safety issues and the conduct of senior leadership.

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