TWU warns of 24-hour Qantas ground staff strike amid stalled negotiations
The Transport Workers Union warned that up to 650 Qantas staff are likely to strike for 24 hours over bargaining agreements. The action involves ground staff and comes amid prolonged negotiations with Qantas. The development could disrupt flights during school holidays, depending on participation and affected locations.
Key facts
- 01Up to 650 Qantas staff expected to strike for 24 hours
- 02Strike relates to bargaining agreements
- 03Union spokesperson cited deadlock after lengthy negotiations
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