Qantas, Federal Court
Outsourced Qantas workers to have compo capped after Federal Court ruling
Federal Court judge Michael Lee has found Qantas would have outsourced its ground handling workforce within a year of the original unlawful decision, in a finding that will likely limit compensation for the affected employees to about a year’s pay.
Qantas Airways Ltd. faces a multi-million dollar payout to almost 1,700 ground workers illegally fired during the pandemic ...
Qantas is facing a multi-million-dollar compensation bill after it illegally sacked hundreds of workers during the COVID-19 ...
Qantas has been ordered to pay compensation to three workers who were illegally dismissed during the COVID-19 pandemic, ...
A court on Monday ordered Australia's Qantas Airways to pay a combined A$170,000 ($114,000) to three baggage handlers it ...
Qantas has been ordered to pay an eye-watering amount to compensate three of the 1700 workers who were illegally fired during ...
Qantas has been ordered by a Federal Court judge to pay $170,000 to three former employees after 1700 workers were found to ...
Qantas workers laid off during the pandemic are one step closer to receiving significant compensation with the airline saying ...
Qantas has been ordered to pay out $170,000 to three ground workers illegally sacked during the Covid pandemic, as part of a ...
Plus read all the latest following Commonwealth's horror glitch that left plenty of customers out of pocket.
Justice Michael Lee could only identify a figure for three test cases based on their circumstances after the outsourcing. One ...
Qantas workers unlawfully retrenched during the COVID-19 pandemic may be about to move one step closer to receiving ...
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