For boys, Rowan is used with the Gaelic little red one meaning and origin behind it. For girls, though, the name came into use because of the tree, and is not in relation to the Gaelic background and English male name, Rowan.
The time limit for beginning a claim for unfair dismissal is 6 months from the date of the dismissal. If there are exceptional circumstances, you may be allowed to extend this period up to 12 months from the date of dismissal.
The workersâ compensation scheme in New South Wales imposes time limits for workers to make a claim for compensation against an employer. Ordinarily, that time limit is six months. However, the case of Unilever Australia Ltd v Petrevska [2013] NSWCA 373 provides an important precedent for workers who do not become aware of their injuries for many years. In such circumstances, the time limit does not begin running until that awareness of both the fact of an injury and its cause is attained.