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Flight Centre's laywers hit back at ex-employees over short break claims – Travel Weekly - Vimarsana News

Flight Centre's laywers hit back at ex-employees over short break claims – Travel Weekly

17 Dec 2020 Lawyers representing Flight Centre have responded to allegations that the travel giant underpaid employees and failed to give them adequate breaks, saying it is not the employer’s job to “stand over” workers. The claims are part of a court case launched by trade union  Together Queensland on behalf of five ex-Flight Centre staffers over alleged underpayment to the tune of $250,000. The case was launched by Together Queensland, based on the advice of Maurice Blackburn Lawyers, which investigated the employee records of th...

Flight Centre benefitted financially from unpaid "buzz nights", court hears – Travel Weekly - Vimarsana News

Flight Centre benefitted financially from unpaid "buzz nights", court hears – Travel Weekly

16 Dec 2020 Flight Centre may have been benefiting financially from so-called “buzz nights” that saw employees receive unpaid training. The information has emerged as part of a court case launched by trade union Together Queensland on behalf of five ex-Flight Centre staffers over alleged underpayment to the tune of $250,000. The case was launched by Together Queensland, based on the advice of Maurice Blackburn Lawyers, which investigated the employee records of the five ex-Flight Centre employees. The investigation found that Flight Ce...

Quotes within an hour: Flight Centre job no holiday - Vimarsana News

Quotes within an hour: Flight Centre job no holiday

News by Glen Norris Premium Content   Former Flight Centre workers suing the travel giant for unpaid wages allege they were under pressure to greet customers within seconds of them walking in the door, provide quotes within an hour and to work back to complete sales. The Together Union, which is representing five former sales agents allegedly owed $250,000 over several years, say the company's promise to beat the price of its competitors meant staff were required to provide a written quote to the customer within an hour and to close the sale before they ...