Jarden’s bid to recover cloned phones rejected by Employment Court
An Employment Court judge has rejected Jarden's attempt to compel a rival investment firm to return cloned work phones after it accused the firm of poaching staff.
Jarden sought court orders demanding the return of cloned work phones after claiming rival firm Barrenjoey had raided its staff. Judge Kathryn Beck ruled she lacked jurisdiction to grant the "deliver up" orders Jarden requested. The company had sued former executive Dan Reynolds and investment banking co-head Silvana Schenone. Jarden was told to pursue its claims through the Employment Relations Authority instead.
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Jarden-Barrenjoey poaching claims: Jarden loses opening salvo, told to try Employment Relations Authority
Jarden said rival firm raided staff, but cannot get cloned phones.
BusinessDesk
Jarden-Barrenjoey poaching claims: Jarden loses opening salvo, told to try Employment Relations Authority
An Employment Court judge has told Jarden she has no jurisdiction to rule on its demands for cloned work phones after claims of a rival investment firm’s raid on staff. Judge Kathryn Beck ruled on Jarden’s application for “deliver up”…