QF CASA Safety probe??

[markis10]

ABC News 24 are breaking a story regarding QF and a possible ongoing safety probe as a result of the industrial action last year from what I can gather, not much to hand at this stage as other events have taken over:



Anyone catch the story?

 

[Nigelinoz]

Looks like a beat up to me.

Qantas is facing two investigations after reportedly not warning staff last week before announcing sackings and closures.
It is alleged Qantas breached safety guidelines and broke industrial law.
Last week the airline announced it was axing 500 jobs and reviewing hundreds of maintenance positions after reporting a sharp fall in first-half profit.
The engineers union claims Qantas breached the guidelines by not warning staff of the structural changes before going public.
A safety document obtained by the ABC appears to confirm this claim.

Just the union flexing it's weakened muscles I reckon.
Qantas accused of breaching safety guidelines - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

 

[samh004]

Surely matters that could affect the company in the share market need to be announced there first, so if they’d told staff first, and it had leaked as would have been bound to happen, they’d be facing action on the other side?