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Foes unite in fury over Qantas sacking as workers pursue damages

  • The High Court rejected Qantas' argument that workers can be sacked just for wanting to bargain with the airline, as it would strain worker protections.
  • The ruling is seen as a blow to the Alan Joyce-led Qantas board, with calls for Richard Goyder, the chairman, to step down. The decision also exposes Qantas to fines and potential compensation for the sacked workers.
  • The court's decision is a rebuke to Qantas' exploitative labor practices and the Liberal and National parties' support of de-unionization. Qantas faces a battle to rebuild public trust and restore its service levels after making large cost cuts.
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The New Daily broke the news in Australia on Wednesday, September 13, 2023.
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