Originally Posted by
itsnotthatbloodyhard
Qantas has access to some of the best legal advice money can buy, and also has a lot more to lose by seeing this dragged through the courts than by letting it play out on Twitter. The fact that they were so quick to support potential legal action suggests a high level of confidence that the FA has a good case.
I see that the Veronicas and their Twitter account have vanished.
Qantas have simply covered their but - they have offered the staff member "legal" support if she feels "bullied" at work, a hard claim to disprove.
Unless it is not as simples as many here think.
If she wants to lodge a bully claim she must prove it in the court and that the claims against her are false - Will and the V's are only a few that could be called over the years.
My guess will be she will not take Qantas offer and Qantas have nipped any bully claim in the butt, in a very public way.
Now if she is 100% right/innocent - why not go to court with the might of Qantas Lawyers? What can she loose and what could she gain?