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The Fair Work Commission has accepted an employee was bullied at work, but it has dismissed her application for stop-bullying orders.
There was no evidence that the bullying that occurred posed a future risk to her health and safety, Commissioner Adam Walkaden found.
The employee sought stop-bullying orders against her employer, Hello Fresh, and her line leader.
The Commission heard that at the conclusion of an August 2025 meeting, during which she'd complained about a colleague's behaviour, the employee said words to the effect of, "if this Asian bitch keeps picking on me let's see tomorrow"...
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