Budget Estimates: Bleijie denounces WorkCover board deputy’s ‘slutty nurse’ post
Screenshots of questionable Facebook posts by the Jarrod Bleijie-appointed deputy chair of the WorkCover board have forced the Deputy Premier into a hasty response.
Deputy Premier Jarrod Bleijie has boasted his appointment of Greg Hallam as deputy chair of the WorkCover board – replacing Jacqueline King.
Labor’s Grace Grace then tabled screenshots of two Facebook posts by Mr Hallam, depicting sexual references, demanding Mr Bleijie explain how he will act on them.
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Originally published as Budget Estimates: Bleijie denounces WorkCover board deputy’s ‘slutty nurse’ post
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