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Qantas
to shed hundreds of jobs - report
Qantas
is set to axe 400 employees working in its heavy maintenance base at
Tullamarine while another 660 are at risk at Avalon, The Herald Sun
says.
TVNZ,
1
May, 2012
The
newspaper said a review conducted by the airline concluded that the
division at Tullamarine could not be saved and must close within
months.
It
also found that Avalon, near Geelong, was not viable beyond two years
without major state government investment.
The
paper says the Tullamarine workers will be offered mining jobs in
Western Australia during a careers information session at the hangar.
If
the sackings go ahead it will continue a horror run of job losses in
Victoria which include 350 jobs at Toyota, 50 workers sacked at rail
operator Metro and, in March, Murray Goulburn Co-operative slashing
60 jobs by closing its milk powder drying operation
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