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Explores the nature of redundancy and its legal definition(s), with reference to the jurisdictions in which this concept is recognised. Outlines the Australian legal framework for redundancy and dismissal, particularly in reference to the limitations to its scope and application. Describes the 'spill and fill' concept and process whereby employees are spilled from their positions that are then open for those employees plus others to apply. Makes specific reference to two recent examples of w...

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