, telling frontline staff such as pilots to have two jabs by November 15 and office staff to be double vaccinated by the end of March.
“Qantas is effectively mandating an experimental medication,” Mr Grealy said. “They have no evidence to show that they are safe.” However, Justice Downes said Mr Grealy had not identified what that other legislation was, making it “difficult for me to form a view as to whether that submission has any proper basis”.Justice Downes dismissed the employees’ application for an injunction, which would have also halted Qantas’ six-step disciplinary action process for un-vaccinated workers that can lead to their employment being terminated.
pwhatch Hello again boys & boys. Just get your injections, OK! I don’t want to… you know… smack you or anything. I’m not into that. Well. OK I am. Sometimes.
pwhatch “Qantas is effectively mandating an experimental medication,” Mr Grealy said. “They have no evidence to show that they are safe.”…….are you serious? Did someone tell scomo?
pwhatch Taxpayers have donated so much money to Qantas that we should own it ScottMorrisonMP
pwhatch Every employer has a responsibility to keep the workplace safe. Im sure these anti vaxxers can find another employer that is willing to risk their business over a worksafe claim.
pwhatch How workers have been forced into getting the poisonous jab? Good reason not to fly QANTARSE!
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