Sacked beauty therapist nails $4000 award - New Zealand Herald
Ms Philpott had answered an advertisement from the company, which was looking for a fully qualified and experienced beauty therapist and nail technician. Refinery owner Debbie Francis told the authority that during the job interview, Ms Philpott indicated she had not had a great deal of nail technician work, but was experienced in the other areas of the job description. After a week, Ms Francis said Ms Philpott did not even have the basic skills and would have to be trained “virtually from scratch”. Shortly after Ms Philpott started, Ms Francis said she started receiving complaints from customers. Ms Philpott told the authority that on February 22 Ms Broadbent gave her a termination letter and told her to sign it. Authority member Dzintra King said although Ms Philpott signed the letter, it was clear she felt she had no choice and so was therefore constructively dismissed. read more
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