DALLAS – Qantas (QF) has appealed to its senior executives to swap their boardrooms for baggage halls to work as baggage handlers for three months to tackle an acute labour shortage.
The airline hopes to recruit at least 100 volunteers to work in these temporary roles for three or five days per week, either four or six hours per day. They will be based at Sydney (SYD) or Melbourne (MEL) airports.
What’s Expected
Any applicant must be capable of lifting suitcases weighing up to 32kg. As well as loading and unloading baggage and scanning tags, applicants will have to drive vehicles read more ⇒
Source:: “Airways Magazine”