But the problem is that Joyce - and the board - seem to blame everything but the company for the mess it is in. And many of the problems are self inflicted. The blame game includes intense competitor capacity from international airlines, record fuel prices, a ''distortion'' in the domestic market due to the emergence of Virgin Australia and high labour costs.
It's mainstream now, Joyce's performance yesterday was dismal, I almost felt sorry for him (check back on this thread yesterday,) it takes a lot for Adele to point a finger...
Clifford is a coward in my view, that's the real message.
You should all be calling for the coward to front up, loud & clear... chant it, if it comes to that..
Still today we have 2000 people who don't know if they have a job or not.
2000 Qantas workers don't know their fate
Unacceptable and Unprofessional, very badly handled so far. Joyce says he has the full support of the board, therefore Clifford is the blame, must go.. poor execution of strategy..
It's a bit like when Joyce woke up and decided to ground the airline... they forgot to stop selling tickets.... overlooked it.. if this goes on much longer with Clifford at the wheel, we won't have a Qantas.. he's a nineties boy, out of date. No more time to play games for this board and their band of CEO's, they are all past the use by date...