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Aviation Ground Workers in Qantas Supply Chain to Take 24-Hour Strike Acti

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Over 1000 aviation workers will strike next Wednesday for 24 hours as pressure mounts on Qantas to restore fair wages and conditions in its supply chain. Progress on negotiations with dnata ramp and cargo have stalled with the company refusing decent improvements on rostering, job security and pay, and indicating it will make no further concessions in emergency bargaining today.

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This press release was sourced from Transport Workers’ Union on 06-Dec-2024.