Farm worker gets compo over broken cow tail incident
The former herd manager appealed to the ERA after being fired for allegedly breaking the tail of "Cow 436".
A former Taranaki dairy herd manager who swore uncouthly at cows has been awarded $6800 after being unfairly dismissed over allegations he broke a cow's tail.
Brett Mathys worked on Suzy and Ross Bolton's Egmont Village dairy farm when the alleged incident occurred in December 2010.
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Caleb Allison
Thu, 10 May 2012
Thu, 10 May 2012
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Farm worker gets compo over broken cow tail incident
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