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Qantas international cabin crew at a TWU press conference in Sydney to fight the termination of their enterprise agreement
Qantas international cabin crew at a TWU press conference in Sydney to fight the termination of their enterprise agreement
Have wages and working conditions gone backwards?
AUTHOR: Hannah Dowling
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Here, Hannah Dowling follows up on a November 2020 article to discover if wages and working conditions for aviation workers have in fact taken a permanent step backwards in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, as previously feared.
As COVID restriction first began to bite, and airlines cut staff, unions warned the industry would emerge with less staff doing more work. More than a year on, Hannah Dowling speaks to key figures arguing short-term gains have led to long-term pain.
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