The Unpaid Sackings: A Tale of Justice Delayed is Justice Denied The Qantas saga has dragged on for six years since 1822 workers were illegally sacked during the pandemic, despite a Federal Court ruling in their favor five years ago and almost two years after a substantial compensation agreement was reached.
The latest development – a proposed delay to the payout scheme due to administrative hurdles – underscores the systemic failure at play.
Maurice Blackburn, the law firm representing the workers, has been mired in technicalities despite initially securing a significant sum for its clients.