
Melbourne hospital staffer refused to work more than four hours a week because of his ADHD, anxiety and depression – and then claimed it was unfair to sack him after a six month stand-off
- Melbourne hospital worker refused over four hours' work weekly, citing mental health.
- Six-month stand-off with Monash Health ended in his dismissal.
- He then claimed unfair dismissal via Australia's Fair Work Commission.
A worker at Monash Health, a major public hospital network in Melbourne, refused to work more than four hours a week, citing ADHD, anxiety and depression, leading to a six-month stand-off with his employer before he was dismissed. He subsequently took his case to Australia's Fair Work Commission,…








