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Qantas to pay record fine of $58 million for pandemic sackings criticised by judge
A court ordered Australia’s largest airline, Qantas Airways, on Monday to pay a record fine of A$90 million ($58.64 million) for illegally sacking 1,800 ground staff during the COVID-19 pandemic and criticised it for a lack of contrition.
Qantas hit with record fine for illegal layoffs during pandemic
An Australian court has fined airline giant Qantas a record A$90m (£43m; $59m) for illegally sacking more than 1,800 ground workers during the Covid-19 pandemic. Australia's Transport Workers' Union said it welcomed the penalty, which is the largest imposed by a court for violations of industrial relations laws in the country's history.
Australia's largest airline has been ordered to pay an eyewatering penalty for illegally sacking more than 1,800 ground staff ...
Un juez multó el lunes a Qantas Airways con 90 millones de dólares australianos (59 millones de dólares) por despedir ...
Qantas has been ordered to pay $90m in penalties – including $50m to the Transport Workers Union – after it unlawfully sacked more than 1800 ground staff, with the union saying the airline had been ...
Qantas’ illegal sacking of more than 1800 workers has cost money, reputations and investor angst. But even after its record ...
Qantas has been ordered to pay the largest industrial relations penalty in Australian corporate history over the illegal ...
Sydney has been plunged into traffic chaos after a five-vehicle crash on the Anzac Bridge, with cars backed all the way up to ...
Federal Court Justice Michael Lee has imposed the largest fine on a company under the Fair Work Act for illegally sacking ...
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