Posted: November 18th, 2010 | Author: Edmund Tadros | Filed under: Business, My highlights | Tags: Fair Work Australia, Falun Gong, news.com.au, Qantas, Workplace | No Comments »
QANTAS has been ordered to reinstate a flight attendant banned from international duties over her practise of Falun Gong.
Sheridan Genrich, from Sydney’s Lane Cove, was demoted to a short-haul attendant after she was threatened by authorities during a 2008 stopover in Beijing and deported because of her spiritual beliefs
Read more about Qantas at news.com.au.
September 01, 2010: Qantas ‘demoted me for being Falun Gong’
A QANTAS employee says she lost her job as an international flight attendant after being deported from China for practising Falun Gong.
Counsel for Sheridan Genrich, of Lane Cove, told a workplace relations tribunal that Qantas demoted her after she was threatened by Chinese authorities during a stopover in Beijing.
She said that authorities singled her out from the crew, interrogated her over her beliefs and told her never to come back or there would be “serious consequences”.
Read more about Sheridan Genrich at news.com.au.
Posted: September 24th, 2010 | Author: Edmund Tadros | Filed under: Business, My highlights | Tags: AMP, Costco, Retail, Shopping Centre Council of Australia, Shopping centres, Westfield | No Comments »
COSTCO’s only Australian store made $8.9 million in sales and membership fees in its first two weeks of operation, as customers flocked to the warehouse discount outlet.
But Costco Wholesale Australia made an overall loss of $14 million in the year to August 31, 2009, due to the costs of establishing its second store and headquarters in New South Wales, its special purpose annual report revealed.
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