JUST DESSERTS!

 


AT LAST, HE'S GONE!
 
CRYING, ALL THE WAY TO THE BANK!


FROM THE GUARDIAN:

Qantas board urged to withhold bonuses of Alan Joyce and senior executives.


"Earlier on Monday, John Sharp, the deputy chair of Rex Airlines and rival of Qantas, said the Qantas board would now have reason for reworking the millions of dollars in shares and bonuses Alan Joyce is poised to receive – his final pay packet could total $24m when he exits the role in November."



We're soooo sad to see you go Alan.
 
We'll miss you sooo much! 

We sure hope you won't live in 
abject poverty when you get back 
to where you came from.

pt


Comments

  1. AnonymousSeptember 5, 2023 at 6:55 AM

    I wonder what it feels like to be such a person?!?!

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  2. PTSeptember 5, 2023 at 7:29 AM

    He is a "teflon man", nothing sticks to him! He feels nothing for all the workers who were laid off over the years, and no concern for the cancelled flights for which ticket holders have not been rebated... and no concern for the pending ACCC cases regarding ticket sales for flights which had already been cancelled prior to the purchases of those tickets. And the fines for these things will amount to hundreds of millions! But at least he has paid the price with his unexpected early hasty departure.

    The great company he has led will have a huge amount of restructuring to do to regain public trust.
    pt

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    1. DJKSeptember 8, 2023 at 6:59 AM

      I fear you're right, Peter. He's an 'Untouchable' in Oztraya. He'll walk away with his multi million dollar hand shake and nobody can do nuffink about it. Tat's what we've let this country become.

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