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A baggage handler lost their job after a passenger found an obscenity written on the luggage tag of his heavy bag

A label identified the heavy bag as weighing 31 kilograms, or about 68 pounds. Qantas apologized and said the handler, who was employed by a third party, will no longer work with the airline. A ...
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Labor unrest grows as airlines outsource jobs to contractors

Airport workers organized by the Service Employees International Union protest outside the Southwest shareholders' meeting in Denver in May. Photo Credit: TW photo by Robert Silk When it comes to ...
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A Passenger on This Famous Airline Catches Baggage Handlers Showing How Much They Don’t Like Their Jobs

Absurdly Driven looks at the world of business with a skeptical eye and a firmly rooted tongue in cheek. This seems to be happening more often. No, not baggage handlers throwing passengers’ luggage ...
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A baggage handler lost their job after a passenger found an obscenity written on the luggage tag of his heavy bag

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A baggage handler lost their job after a passenger found an obscenity written on the luggage tag of his heavy bag

A Qantas passenger found an offensive word written in marker on a tag on his luggage. A label identified the heavy bag as weighing 31 kilograms, or about 68 pounds. Qantas apologized and said the ...