An employment advocate who failed to pay tens of thousands of dollars in penalties linked to his clients' disputes has had his business shut down and also faces bankruptcy.
Anti-bullying crusader Allan Halse stands by his methods of naming-and-shaming people and organisations covered by confidentiality agreements linked to employment disputes, for which he's been fined.
The insolvency shuts down his business, not his work as an advocate - and comes after calls for employment advocates to be regulated, because, as it stands, there's no code of conduct or complaints mechanism.
Amy Williams has the story.
