Devon Whitham has been awarded more than $30,000 in compensation and lost wages after she took her case to the ERA.
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Brutal Ink tattoo parlour employee Devon Whitham complained to a colleague that she wasn't being paid.
The next day she was fired and yelled at by her boss, Christine Dawson, who said she wanted to "smash her", that she was "disgusting" and a "c*** of a person with a s*** attitude".
The interaction left Whitham so fearful that she moved twice so her former employer wouldn't turn up to her house.
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