The union behind California’s billionaire tax won the signature fight, then offered to walk it back within 24 hours
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17-year saga over one off-duty incident shows how little control employers have once a CBA kicks in
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Two PIPs in nine months and a resignation letter that didn't quite land at Fair Work
When 'shifts on hold' meets a heartbreak emoji, who decides if it's a dismissal
