Jackie 'O' Henderson accused of abuse of 'workplace right' after on
ARN Media is defending its termination of radio host Jackie 'O' Henderson, arguing in federal court that she abused a workplace right following an on-air conflict with co-host Kyle Sandilands. Henderson is suing for $82 million, alleging wrongful termination and a history of workplace bullying.
Why it matters
The case serves as a high-profile legal test for workplace rights, contract law, and the definition of bullying in the media industry.
The Kyle and Jackie O Show was cancelled after an incident in February. ( Facebook: The Kyle and Jackie O Show )
ARN Media has claimed Jackie "O" Henderson abused a "workplace right" after an on-air fight with Kyle Sandilands.
Henderson is seeking $82 million from the media giant for wrongful termination of her $100 million contract.
Henderson's case is expected to go to trial in October.
Link copied Share Share article ARN Media says radio host Jackie "O" Henderson abused "a workplace right" after her top-rating KIIS FM show with Kyle Sandilands imploded, a court has heard.
Henderson is suing her former employers for wrongful termination after ARN Media tore up her and Sandilands's $100 million, 10-year deals earlier this year.
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