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The biggest threatened strike yet was cancelled at the last minute after Qantas retaliated by threatening to withhold engineers’ pay.
Engineers planned to roll out four-hour strikes across the country this afternoon and walk off the job in Sydney at 3 p.m., Brisbane at 4 p.m. and Melbourne at 5 p.m.
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Qantas’ industrial war on many fronts
Today’s strike cancellation by the Australian Licensed Aircraft Engineers’ Association (ALAEA) mirrors a planned baggage handlers strike last Friday.
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The TWU has said if an agreement is not reached with Qantas this Wednesday, four-hour strikes will be rolled out this Thursday, which threaten further flight disruptions.
The (AIPA) is also running a campaign against Qantas.
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