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Qantas: 100 manager jobs in danger?

Sydney, Australia - The initiative would be taken to challenge the crisis

After announcing last year its intention to cut 1,500 jobs, the Australian airline Qantas could reduce its executive staff of as much as 100 people. The news was issued today by "The Australian Financial Review" and has not been confirmed by the airline. A study on Qantas's management is being carried on by analysts of the Boston Consulting Group and radical reviews on the carrier's executive structures...

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Rome, Italy, 03/23/2009 13:35
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