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A fast-food giant unfairly sacked this young worker, but a ‘flawed’ law meant the business still won

Summary by smh.com.au
Adrianna Permus won compensation after Guzman y Gomez unfairly dismissed her, but the Fair Work Commission’s deputy president admitted the law was “inequitable”.

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A fast-food giant unfairly sacked this young worker, but a ‘flawed’ law meant the business still won

Adrianna Permus won compensation after Guzman y Gomez unfairly dismissed her, but the Fair Work Commission’s deputy president admitted the law was “inequitable”.

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smh.com.au broke the news in Australia on Saturday, September 6, 2025.
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