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Workplace dismissal lawsuit rocks top levels of cancer charity

By Info60 Australia Desk•Summary of reporting by ABC News Australia•1h ago•0 views•
The lawsuit filed by Sandi Hayes, former director of research at the Cancer Council Queensland, marks the latest upheaval for a charity supporting thousands of patients and raising tens of millions of dollars annually.
The lawsuit filed by Sandi Hayes, former director of research at the Cancer Council Queensland, marks the latest upheaval for a charity supporting thousands of patients and raising tens of millions of dollars annually.
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