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Sarah Hawke
Verified
Reporter, ABC News (Australia)
Sydney
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entrepreneurial journalism new media international affairsfuture of journalism
Useless controversies
Content
Former Qantas staff 'dragged to hell and back' after COVID illegal sacking return to court seeking millions
By Sarah Hawke Verified, Jamelle Wells Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified In short: A compensation matter for former Qantas staff who were illegally sacked has returned to court today seeking millions of dollars. The airline announced the sackings in August 2020 after COVID lockdown losses. What's next? The hearing will continue in the Federal Court for the next two weeks. Unions representing hundreds of former Qantas workers are seeking millions of dollars in compensation over their illegal sacking during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The man who sold the dream - until it went wrong. What I learnt from thinking about Adam Neumann ex CEO of WeWork
By Sarah Hawke Verified| The Sussex Newspaper Verified Some of you may have heard/read about the previous boss of WeWork: Adam Neumann. Adam was the creator, founder, and CEO of WeWork, a shared working space concept that grew into a billion dollar corporation in 500 locations across 29 countries in the world.
Former Qantas staff 'dragged to hell and back' after COVID illegal sacking return to court seeking millions
By Sarah Hawke Verified, Jamelle Wells Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified In short: A compensation matter for former Qantas staff who were illegally sacked has returned to court today seeking millions of dollars. The airline announced the sackings in August 2020 after COVID lockdown losses. What's next? The hearing will continue in the Federal Court for the next two weeks. Unions representing hundreds of former Qantas workers are seeking millions of dollars in compensation over their illegal sacking during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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ABC News (Australia)
Kauhava, South Ostrobothnia, Finland