Qantas Workers Worry That Jobs May Go To China

October 24, 2005 | Print | Email Email | Comments | Category: News


    An airline union fears for the future of some Qantas workers at Brisbane Airport. Qantas has confirmed it is considering a substantial restructure of the airline's maintenance operations, and outsourcing overseas is a possibility.

    Australian Manufacturing Workers Union state secretary Andrew Dettmer said Qantas had an obligation to maintain its Brisbane engineering and maintenance facilities because State Government money had gone into their establishment.


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