Qantas has reached an agreement to pay more than 1800 illegally outsourced workers $120 million in compensation.

Qantas has struck a deal to compensate more than 1800 workers to the tune of $120 million after the Federal Court found they were illegally sacked.

Qantas will have to pay 1800 former workers a total of $120 million after it was found to have illegally sacked and outsourced baggage handlers during...

Qantas will have to pay 1800 former workers a total of $120 million after it was found to have illegally sacked and outsourced baggage handlers during...

A fund will be established in early 2025 with compensation to be paid directly to the former employees.

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The end of a protracted legal battle is being welcomed by workers illegally sacked by Qantas as they turn to rebuilding their lives after four years.