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Qantas did not underpay workers by misusing the JobKeeper scheme, Full Federal Court finds – ABC News
Qantas will no longer have to backpay hundreds of workers after the Full Federal Court overturned a landmark decision that companies have to pass on the full JobKeeper…
Qantas will no longer have to backpay hundreds of workers after the Full Federal Court overturned a recent landmark decision that companies have to pass on the full JobKeeper wage subsidy.
Key points:
- In September, Justice Geoffrey Flick ruled against Qantas’ interpretation of the JobKeeper wage subsidy program, ruling the airline had paid workers less than they should have received
- The Full Federal Court overturned that decision, which was welcomed by business lobbies who were worried for other…
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