Australian Workplace Discrimination Representatives

Ruck v API Australian Pharmaceutical [PR973709]

Unfair Dismissal Victoria Cases AWDR

This case demonstrates an example of when an employer lodged a jurisdictional objection.

Ms. Ruck commenced her employment with API in 2000; she resigned on 6 July 2006. API filed a jurisdictional objection to Ms. Ruck’s claim, stating that as she had resigned, her application should be dismissed.

On 21 August 2006 Senior Deputy President Watson handed down a decision, stating that Ms Ruck had been forced to resign, and therefore, termination was at the initiative of API.

Source: https://www.fwc.gov.au/decisionssigned/html/PR973709.htm

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