The international solidarity for PALEA
The international solidarity for PALEA was covered by the mainstream media here and Philippine Airlines had to reply that such support has no effect on them.
October 28, 2011
URGENT: Qantas grounds entire worldwide fleet (The Guardian-UK)
Australian airline cancels all flights over protracted industrial dispute that will affect thousands of passengers across the world
October 29, 2011
October 28, 2011
Qantas families deserve better – AUF Qantas Families Campaign
Members of Aviation Unions Federation (AUF) are launching the italics campaign today. The campaign will be launched together with a new website with real Qantas family stories.
Plane truth behind trolley-dolly brand (The Age – Australia)
Indeed, when the International Transport Workers Federation (ITF), which represents 600,000 aviation industry workers, complained to Ryanair three years ago about the calendar, the airline’s chief executive, Michael O’Leary, promised: ”We note ITF’s objection to the calendar. Rest assured this has encouraged us to produce an even bigger and better charity calendar for next year.”
Air france cabin crew on strike (SNPNC-FO & UGICT-CGT France)
Following high political and economical decisions at European and national since years and the 2008 crisis, Air France management is proceeding to drastic reductions of employment for both ground staff and crew members.
Keep Qantas Flying (from KeepQantasFlying.net.au)
Qantas is a great Australian airline. But if we’re going to maintain our executive pay packets we’ll need to squeeze more money out of our operations and base most of the jobs in Asia.
October 27, 2011
LAN Merger With TAM Progresses (AviationWeek.com)
LAN Airlines expects its merger with Brazil’s Grupo TAM to be completed in March as part of an expansion plan, under which the Santiago-based operator will also formally launch its LAN Colombia brand in December.
Quantas “Double Cross” – National Stop Work Meeting on Friday (TWU-Australia)
After Qantas management’s “double-cross” in enterprise bargaining negotiations, delegates across the country rejected the fraud offer to its workforce which guarantees no job security and downgrades industry standard, and voted for national stop work meetings for one hour at most airports tomorrow.