Super Retail seeks suppression of workplace lawsuit
Scandal-plagued Super Retail has rushed to court trying to suppress parts of the lawsuit brought by its former legal boss.
Scandal-plagued Super Retail has rushed to court trying to suppress parts of the lawsuit brought by its former legal boss.
Super Retail boss Anthony Heraghty, chairman Sally Pitkin and the retailer have been hit with a court case by its former legal boss claiming victimisation, harassment and a cover-up.
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