Fine Qantas $120m for outsourcing, argues TWU

Posted on May 19, 2025 by Guest authors

The TWU has called for the airline to be fined a maximum of $121 million, which would be in addition to the $120 million in compensation it’s required to pay to 1,800 affected employees.

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