British media: Due to the shortage of labor, Australian Airlines requires executives to serve as three -month luggage transporter

[Global Times Comprehensive Report] Australian Airlines requires executives to act as a three -month luggage transporter to solve the company's current serious labor shortage.

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According to the Broadcasting Corporation reported on August 8, Corin Hughes, chief operating officer of Australia, said: "Because of the high incidence of influenza in winter and the surge in the case of new crown pneumonia, and the shortage of labor markets, the entire industry is facing resource allocation in resource allocation Challenge. "The company requires all executives and managers to work in luggage processing for 3 to 5 days per week, and the average daily work is 4 to 6 hours a day. In addition, Australia also asked executives to have the physical strength of 32 kg of luggage.

Since 2020, due to the outbreak, the border of various countries has been closed, a large number of flights have been grounded, and Australian Aircraft's performance has also been severely damaged. The company fired thousands of employees for this reason, most of which were local diligent staff. However, Australia is currently facing a situation where there is no available. Last month, it also received a complaint from passengers on flight delays and luggage loss. While apologizing, the company asked the executives to go to the front line to solve the "urgent need". (Lu Ke)

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