Qantas Airways crews vote to strike over ‘rock bottom’ pay
- Ground crew at Qantas Airways, Australia's largest airline, voted overwhelmingly on Monday in favour of strike action over pay and job conditions.
- The Transport Workers Union stated that 97 per cent of the 350 voting staff backed industrial action, including work stoppages ranging from one hour to 24 hours.
- No date for a strike has been set, with the union obliged to give three days of notice before taking action.
Confirmed
- Ground crew at Qantas Airways, Australia's largest airline, voted overwhelmingly on Monday in favour of strike action over pay and job conditions.
- The Transport Workers Union stated that 97 per cent of the 350 voting staff backed industrial action, including work stoppages ranging from one hour to 24 hours.
- No date for a strike has been set, with the union obliged to give three days of notice before taking action.
Sources: The Independent