Redeemer Baptist School principal says he has nothing to hide
The Independent Education Union seeks Federal Court wage repayments for two former Redeemer Baptist School staff treated as volunteers.
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“‘I have nothing to hide’: Redeemer Baptist School principal speaks for first time”
Redeemer Baptist School under parliamentary inquiry over wage and control allegations
Key points
- Independent Education Union filed Federal Court application to recover wages for two former staff.
- Claims allege staff were treated as volunteers and not paid according to law.
- Parliamentary inquiry extended; potential for more applicants to join the case.
- Inquiry examines allegations of severe abuse, coercive control, and possible forced labour.
- School headmaster Russell Bailey denies allegations; inquiry resumed October 12.
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“‘I have nothing to hide’: Redeemer Baptist School principal speaks for first time”
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The Independent Education Union seeks Federal Court wage repayments for two former Redeemer Baptist School staff treated as volunteers.