Aviation
Unions take Qantas to High Court over JobKeeper “wage theft”
by Ali Coulton
Having lost on appeal in the Federal Court late last year, the unions are now taking their JobKeeper fight against Qantas to the High Court.
Aviation
Qantas wins Federal Court appeal for JobKeeper back pay case
The flying kangaroo has just dodged having to pay workers thousands of dollars in back pay in its latest legal stoush against the unions.
Aviation
Federal government extends domestic support program for airlines
Deputy PM Michael McCormack has decided to loosen the government’s purse strings and help out Qantas and Virgin a little more.
Aviation
Qantas wins appeal over workers’ sick pay
The airline will not be required to pay stood-down workers sick pay, including a man who has been battling cancer and another with heart disease.
Aviation
Branson settles for smaller Virgin Australia stake, but is now airline’s second-largest shareholder
by Huntley Mitchell
The charismatic billionaire entrepreneur is back in the headlines. However, this time it’s got nothing to do with him riding around on a luggage carousel with giant sushi.
Aviation
WATCH: Transport Workers’ Union stages ‘alternative’ Qantas AGM, complete with fake Alan Joyce
And by fake Alan Joyce, we mean an unidentified man putting on a very thick Irish accent and coming up with any excuse to say “tink” instead of “think”.
Aviation
Virgin Australia boss Paul Scurrah to exit, replacement revealed
Numerous reports of Paul Scurrah’s imminent departure from Virgin Australia have finally been confirmed.
Aviation
Qantas workers likely to receive thousands in unpaid wages after airline loses JobKeeper court case
The Flying Kangaroo’s cost-saving targets just became a little harder to hit after this court decision.
Aviation
Aviation Wrap: Rex in line for $150m of funding, Velocity’s ‘Double Points’ campaign + MORE
We can’t promise this week’s Aviation Wrap is all good news, but at least Rex shareholders and Velocity Frequent Flyers have something to cheer about.
Aviation
“Private and confidential” document reveals Qantas planned ground crew job cuts 10 years ago
An internal document from 2010 that shows Qantas had planned to outsource its ground handling work by 2020 has been obtained by the media.
Aviation
Transport Workers’ Union takes legal action against Qantas over outsourcing of workers
by Christian Fleetwood
Here’s a story about the union doing what it does best: protesting and taking legal action against the big dogs.
Aviation
Qantas dismisses call for Joyce’s resignation, after airline flags further job losses
by Christian Fleetwood
It appears one executive sacking was enough for Qantas this week, with the airline standing by its CEO.