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Old 30th Apr 2024, 03:34
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Qantas will always win.
If you call being so arrogant & greedy you managed to kill a golden goose then yes Qantas IR has won.

Crew resigning en masse to a new entrant paying $95k plus super for a FA.
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Old 6th May 2024, 09:37
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Anyone able to share any upcoming dates for hearings/determinations or any relevant news/expectations for getting any more info?
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Looks to me like half the Pilots just gave up and accepted they would have to get a job somewhere else and started having interviews. The other half just gave up and accepted they work for a ****ty airline but like living in Perth for now, so will just hope for a better deal with FWA. Either way a bad outcome for all parties, moral & safety. Hats off Qantas you made another mess.
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Old 7th May 2024, 00:58
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What Qantas has proved time and time again is that they always seem to come out on top. If FWA Australia delivers a **** deal or even a deal equal to the latest offer then Qantas will have won big time. They care more about precedent than a few pissed off pilots.
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Old 7th May 2024, 01:39
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FROM AN ARTICLE BY GOTTLIEBSEN IN THE AUSTRALIAN

Commercial builders, recognising that the unions are totally supported by the government, are handing out 20 per cent-plus wage rises, over three years sometimes, accompanied by lower productivity.


So why should pilots amongst other aviation workers cop a 2 year wage freeze.
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Old 7th May 2024, 01:49
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Because they do?
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Old 7th May 2024, 04:12
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Pilots are a strange bunch, what other industry has the new workers so brainwashed that the workers are willing to pay to work or work for free to build experience? Or spend so much time fighting amongst themselves that Companies get away with murder. Even now when pilots are in desperate need Qantas Management still treats them like crap.
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Old 7th May 2024, 04:54
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Pilots are a strange bunch, what other industry has the new workers so brainwashed that the workers are willing to pay to work or work for free to build experience? Or spend so much time fighting amongst themselves that Companies get away with murder. Even now when pilots are in desperate need Qantas Management still treats them like crap.
It's due to the nature of the job and those who apply. We aren't really a unionised workforce, it's very much a individualist job with alot of responsibility carried by the PIC. The nature of flying and all the associated testing doesn't really attract someone who wants to be involved in a heavily unionised workforce. Ultimately the airlines in Australia have the best of both worlds really all the benefits of unionised worlforce ( one agrreement, locked in workforce who can't leave,) without all the hassles of traditional unionised workplaces and pilots are ridiculously motivated compared to the average work force participant. Which is also why we have just been going backwards industrially despite being a unionised workforce across the major airlines.

what other industry has the new workers so brainwashed that the workers are willing to pay to work or work for free to build experience?
Music, Modelling, Acting, Formula 1, much of professional sport, The law, medicine and chefs all get paid but the hours worked are very very long and the hourly rate ends up being very poor.
The top end of these all professions though get paid in the millions.
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Old 7th May 2024, 07:39
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That waffle reminds me of the job applicant who, at interview, says their ‘faults’ include that their dedication to work often results in the sacrifice of free time and extra remuneration.

Here’s the truth: A “locked in workforce who can't leave” will get whatever remuneration package the employer chooses to provide (moderated by whatever award crumbs might have to be thrown).
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Old 8th May 2024, 00:14
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Originally Posted by LivingtheDream46
Looks to me like half the Pilots just gave up and accepted they would have to get a job somewhere else and started having interviews. The other half just gave up and accepted they work for a ****ty airline but like living in Perth for now, so will just hope for a better deal with FWA. Either way a bad outcome for all parties, moral & safety. Hats off Qantas you made another mess.
I’m sorry but what more should they have done exactly? Shake their fists at the sky and yell at the clouds? Half haven’t given up, the process is out of any individuals hands. Move on and accept reality, the action taken wasn’t effective in changing the deal enough for a yes vote.

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Old 15th May 2024, 11:51
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Any news on the Network front?
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Old 15th May 2024, 12:16
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Any news on the Network front?
https://qantas.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com...7733?q=Culture

I reckon they might be doing alright.
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Old 15th May 2024, 12:32
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https://qantas.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com...7733?q=Culture

I reckon they might be doing alright.
Talk about a poisoned chalice!

you will be required to deep dive into the cultural and operational frameworks within the business to understand opportunities for improvement.

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Old 15th May 2024, 12:52
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“Deep dive”
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Old 15th May 2024, 13:31
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Is somebody trying to meet a KPI of HR technobabble in that job ad? Engagement strategy, rebuild strategy, strategic alignment. What a wank.
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So the person they want in this role has “
  • 10 years of cultural program design and delivery experience
  • Experience in strategy setting, program, and project management.
Basically they want someone who has sat in a management role for a minimum of ten years doing plenty of ‘blue sky thinking’ , engaging in ‘idea showers’ and identifying ‘pain points’.
If they really want a cultural shift they should identify a Check or Training Captain from one of the other subsidiaries who is well respected by both Management and line pilots and is known for their sensible balanced approach to all things flying, and pay them their normal salary plus $100k to do a 12 month fixed term contract whereby they get their own desk in Flt Ops and jump seat wherever hey want when they want and attend all Network Exec management meetings. They could easily identify all personnel who should be on the bus, and those who should be booted off the bus. When a culture goes this far south it won’t self correct without some restructuring. There are plenty of Trainers who fit this bill and many have previously held Flt Ops management deputy roles and are comfortable in an HQ environment. By appointing yet another master of theory who has never done four early returns or a double BOC, you are simply kicking the can along the road.
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Old 15th May 2024, 22:02
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Working Closely with GMFO

This is an old QF strategy for managers not delivering. The correct title should be Mentor to GMFO. The contract length is the time they give the GMFO to find another job. EBs dead baby!
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Old 15th May 2024, 22:47
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I just read the advert.

The more things change in the Qantas group, the more they stay the same.

There has been zero change in direction since Alan left the company.

The same contempt for staff and passengers. The same nothing was our fault mentality. The same throwing millions at consultancy for zero results.

The predictability is mind-numbing, and suggests to me that VH and the board actually have zero clue what they’re doing.

Hundreds of millions in ghost flight fines pissed away through poor decision making, but rather than pay NAA pilots what they’re worth, they’ll drag it off to Fairwork.

Make no mistake about it - QF management will continue to massively boost their own bonuses, blame everyone else for their errors and attempt to destroy terms and conditions for every employee group except for themselves.

To expect anything else in the future is lunacy.

Hopefully they get a monstrous fine and compensation package over the ground handlers which triggers a complete wipeout of the board and executive.
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Old 16th May 2024, 02:46
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Senior Culture Program Manager

Jaysus, what parallel universe do these people inhabit? Will this new manager be responsible for changing the management culture that constantly sh!ts on employees? That'd be a good place to start...
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Old 16th May 2024, 02:53
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You really couldn't make this sh*t up! I thought it was a joke until I opened up the workday advert. Un-believable.
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