On the 9th of December 2020 Ms Marriott breached the IVO by committing a prohibited behaviour in harassing me, with Ms Marriott following through with her 11th November 2020 threat to make a claim to Workcover, if I did not request of the Magistrates Court for the IVO to be withdrawn. My husband has somehow been able to direct my partner to abuse by proxy. It is as if my husband is channelling through my partner. Ms Marriott subsequently and falsely claimed to Workcover that her mental health issues were due to her 2019 employment by Smart Buoy Co P/L. Specifically, my 3rd August 2019 repossession of the company Toyota Tundra, which was stolen by Ms Marriott from my Eagle Point home, sometime between 11pm Saturday 6th July 2019 and 6am Sunday 7th July 2019. It is my work vehicle. Police have never investigated. I did email proof of this to the court. Ms Marriott's claim to Workcover was rejected as being due to her own serious misconduct, following an independent psychiatrist assessment and an independent investigation. Ms Marriott's actions in making this false and retaliatory Workcover claim, required me as the employer to perform more than three days of compiling the employer response and interviews, along with this false claim creating considerable stress, apprehension and a fear that her vindictive reprisal for my lawful dismissing of her employment, will never end unless the Court order is enforced. Once again, Police have never investigated; he cannot dismiss me from my employment. I am the company manager; one of my many roles is employment. My husband and my partner have alleged that I have mental health issues, schizophrenia and Bipolar to many, many people. They have done it in writing and in meetings with business associates, employees, my adult children, Facebook friends. I have documentary evidence. WorkCover claim for a psychosocial injury My WorkCover claim is for a psychosocial injury, which I sustained from the actions taken against me after I reported an incident to Stawell police, which Police identified as Domestic Violence. However, I have documented the instances of workplace bullying and harassment, that I have been subjected to since 2018 in our workplace. A person, through their bullying behaviour, may be guilty of an offence under the OHS Act. However, the employer and other individuals may have breached the OHS Act by their failure to take action against bullying behaviour. For example, the employer has failed to take all reasonably Page of 12 40
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