Qantas to pay $170,000 to 3 illegally sacked workers
Australia's Qantas told to pay $114,000 to 3 sacked workers in landmark outsourcing case
A court on Monday ordered Australia's Qantas Airways to pay a combined A$170,000 ($114,000) to three baggage handlers it unlawfully sacked in 2020, implying a big damages bill for a lawsuit involving about 1,
Qantas Engineers' Alliance Media AlertAround 300 Qantas engineers across Australia will walk off the job for 24 hours from ...
The closure of Russian airspace, coupled with intense political tensions, has had a huge impact on China's international ...
The general view amongst the pilots is about fucking time', one Qantas pilot told Crikey. 'Qantas has gotten away with murder ...
QF-designated services in September saw an on-time departure rate of 77.1 per cent and on-time arrivals of 76 per cent, ...
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The days of the paper arrival card for international flights are gradually coming to an end, with a new digital arrivals ...
Australia’s largest airline said it will work to expedite payments to former staff after a court ruling indicated the carrier ...
Yahoo's live news blog for Monday, October 21 has now concluded. Close to 1,700 Qantas staff are in line for big compensation ...
Qantas chief executive Vanessa Hudson has apologised to former employees who were illegally sacked after the Federal Court ...
The Federal Court ruling has also required lawyers for both Qantas and the Transport Workers' Union (TWU) to negotiate a ...
Plus read all the latest following Commonwealth's horror glitch that left plenty of customers out of pocket.
Business should stop complaining about being publicly attacked until they've cleaned up their act on price gouging, ...
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