How exactly is the tie up bad? What exactly are the unions offering up as an alternative if they disagree with the path? It is simply not good enough to object without an alternative. Clearly more of the same, is not a suitable alternative.
The arguments that are based on Qantas history are flawed. The industry is different, the company is different, for better or worse there is no going back, so forget it and start working on the best path forward.
qan article on news.com.au, page-11
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