Qantas
I am a Qantas flyer and find them one of the best airlines in the world. It is very upsetting to read about the unions trying to destroy an Austalian company. Qantas does not deserve to be mistreated by union leaders and their members, we must all realize that Australia is in a recession and many businesses are suffering and some have closed their doors. Company owners and employess should be looking after each other to make sure that all businesses and all workers are still around. We need to keep Australia going so that it does not end up the way it did in the 80’s. I am asking all Qantas unions to take a a big breathe and get on with doing the right things for the employees and the Australian people. We must all stick together and support each other and stop the strikes that stops Australia and its people. Autralian workers are some of the highest paid in the world and we should appreciate what we have.
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