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Joyce confirms 2,800 Qantas job cuts
Qantas will go through some major restructuring
Qantas boss Alan Joyce says 2,800 full-time jobs will be lost under the company's previously announced restructuring plans.
Qantas Unions have suffered a setback in their long running industrial dispute with Fair Work rejecting the unions' bid to limit outsourcing.
At the same time in a Sydney speech, Qantas CEO Alan Joyce has revealed that a total of 2,800 full time jobs will be lost under the company's previously announced restructuring plans.
QANTAS 'TAKING TIME' ON ALLIANCE DECISION
Qantas chief executive Alan Joyce says the airline is taking its time to form an alliance with a major overseas carrier.
Speculation has been rife in recent months that Qantas was close to sealing a partnership with Dubai-based Emirates as part of its five-year strategy to improve its international operations.
Mr Joyce told a business lunch in Sydney on Wednesday an alliance was an important part of the airline's plans.
"But we only enter partnerships when we have the right arrangement for the long term," he said.
"In the current economic environment, taking our time with this part of our agenda will clearly not undermine our broader transformation plan."
JOYCE DEFENDS JOBS CUTS
Mr Joyce also defended his strategy for the airline, which will result in mass job losses.
"What you have seen in media headlines may have left you with the impression that our response to the challenges before Qantas is to retreat, or just cut back," Mr Joyce said.
"That's not the case.
"We are undertaking a wholesale transformation of Qantas to make it better and stronger, the premium Australian airline for our times."
About 2,800 full time jobs are expected to be cut from the airline as a result of its transformation, which would also result in $300 million in savings each year, Mr Joyce said.
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