Airport staff turn up heat on Jetstar with fresh industrial action

Starting Friday, 2 October, Australian Services Union members working for Jetstar at major airports will stop carrying out "a range of non-essential duties", including routine passenger announcements and calls, and disruption and cancellation management tasks, over the weekend.

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