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Authority rules on 'abandoned' OT worker

Authority rules on ‘abandoned’ OT worker
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The Employment Relations Authority finds Oranga Tamariki was justified to compulsorily retire a social worker. David Williams reports
A personal grievance taken by a former Oranga Tamariki staffer has failed.
Bai Zammit-Ross had been a social worker for the Ministry for Children since 2010, working at the Te Puna Wai ō Tuhinapo, a Christchurch youth justice facility. Her wrist was injured in 2017, while breaking up a fight between two youths, and that spiralled into other health issues, including post-traumatic stress disorder.
Zammit-Ross left work in October 2017 and never returned. She was compulsorily retired by Oranga Tamariki on medical grounds 16 months later. ....

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Oranga Tamariki 'ignores its own values'

Oranga Tamariki ‘ignores its own values’
Newsroom
10/02/2021
The children’s ministry is accused of abandoning a traumatised former worker. David Williams reports
As happens so often, raw emotion and despair play out in a drab, air-conditioned room dominated by greys and off-whites, under the glare of fluorescent lights.
Last week it was the turn of former Oranga Tamariki employee Bai Zammit-Ross, whose personal grievance was heard by the Employment Relations Authority.
The power of the state was on display – for a beleaguered children’s ministry under heightened scrutiny and whose chief executive has resigned. Two suited senior managers gave evidence at the Christchurch hearing, led by a pair of lawyers from national firm Buddle Findlay who flew in from Wellington. ....

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