'No one wants to work with you': Turmoil at top defence contractor Ventia as exec on $400k a year claims she was pushed out via performance review after being named in damning ACCC lawsuit

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A former Ventia executive claims she was unfairly targeted with a poor performance review and redundancy after being named in an ACCC lawsuit.

Summary

Lena Parker, a former General Manager at Ventia Australia earning $413,201 annually, is suing her employer after alleging she was subjected to adverse action, including a poor performance review, a withheld bonus, and redundancy, following her involvement in an ACCC lawsuit against the company. Parker claims Ventia breached the Fair Work Act after she raised concerns about her treatment and the lack of support for her mental health during the proceedings. She alleges that her manager, Derek Osborn, told her

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