“Dragged to hell and back”: Qantas’ illegal sackings severely impacted workers’ mental health, court told
A court has heard of the extent the illegal sackings had on former employees, including cases of anxiety and depression.
A court has heard of the extent the illegal sackings had on former employees, including cases of anxiety and depression.
Happy flight attendants means less chance of having your food spat on during a 9-hour flight. Woohoo!
The TWU supporting Virgin is starting become as common as us supporting a Surry Hills tavern of a Friday!
Of all the people on a plane you wouldn't want angry, those serving you food come a close second to the pilots.
When we say Virgin came to the table we mean negotiating. Not like the airline ordered a three course meal.
Qantas has had a bit of time out of the headlines, time for its PR team to get back to work!
Don't stress, there's no strike just yet, but if it goes to plan for staff it could happen in as little as three days.
Of all the times for Virgin to make bad headlines, in the middle of Qantas' PR blunder is probably the worst.
The TWU isn't happy with Qantas. In other news the sky is blue and grass is green.
The TWU boss described this profit as "shameful". Clearly he hasn't gotten too drunk at a work event. That's shameful!
This comes as Qantas today posted a $1.74b profit, making it little mystery as to why Joyce has been called upon.
Desperate for Virgin stock but don't want to pay? Get a gig at the airline before the IPO launches and secure the bag!
It turns out not everyone was so happy at Qantas' multi-billion dollar profit prediction (what a shock).
Both ExxonMobil and Qantas say they do not expect there to be any disruptions for travellers due to the strike.
The workers have shown up to Melbourne Airport with flags and signs calling for a better pay package.
Earlier this week, the TWU claimed leaked emails proved Qantas used the cover of Covid to wipe out union agreements.
It says the deliberate tactic resulted in mass job losses, airport chaos and a significant reduction in pay, conditions ...
Qantas is calling back for old cabin staff like an ex-girlfriend who realised she made a mistake.