Posts tagged "airline"

Qantas acted unlawfully when it outsourced 1,700 ground staff during COVID-19 lockdowns because it effectively prevented affected workers from taking industrial action, the High Court has ruled, in a decision which upholds two prior court decisions against the airline.

Labor's omnibus industrial relations reform could impose devastating costs on Australian airlines and put the "viability of some services into question", Qantas says.

Qantas CEO Alan Joyce has rolled out a rare corporate apology to passengers stricken by flight delays, lost baggage, and lengthy customer service wait times, offering benefits and $50 flight vouchers to loyal customers.

Madame Flavour's e-commerce website crashed from an inflow of supporters after founder Corinne Noyes opened up about tough times.

As driverless cars become more capable and more common, they will change people’s travel habits not only around their own communities but …

Qantas has copped criticism for a program that "requires" volunteers to assist with jobs that paid employees ordinarily do over the busy Christmas period.

The Fair Work Commission has ruled an airline had a valid reason to terminate the employment of a cabin crew supervisor who attempted to use…

There’s a cut-price airline, let’s call them “Cookiejar”, which uses a bag of behavioural techniques to influence its customers. Per…

An Australian cookie company has created an in-flight campaign that could see thousands of dollars flow to local organisations, including …

The Fair Work Commission has ruled in Qantas’s favour after the airline sacked an employee for giving discounted international airfares to…

Many companies have asked their staff through these difficult times to work part time or take unpaid leave. Some have even asked staff to ta…

The threat of recession hangs heavy over the business landscape, but not every company is bracing for bad news. In a sector-by-sector breakd…