It will be “ridiculous” if former Qantas CEO Alan Joyce receives $24 million from the airline, says Former Howard Government Minister Peter McGauran. “The big issue is how does Qantas move on unless they resolve the issue of Alan Joyce’s $24 million,” Mr McGauran told Sky News Australia. “They can’t let him go with $24 million – it’s ridiculous. “Under his own KPIs, which determine his bonus, he can’t have succeeded. “The ACCC has a $250 million claim against Qantas; the ACCC says it’s the most complained about company in Australia. It’s beset with loss of commercial travellers and the like. 'They can’t move on until that bonus is addressed.”
It will be “ridiculous” if former Qantas CEO Alan Joyce receives $24 million from the airline, says Former Howard Government Minister Peter McGauran.
“The big issue is how does Qantas move on unless they resolve the issue of Alan Joyce’s $24 million,” Mr McGauran told Sky News Australia.“Under his own KPIs, which determine his bonus, he can’t have succeeded. “The ACCC has a $250 million claim against Qantas; the ACCC says it’s the most complained about company in Australia. It’s beset with loss of commercial travellers and the like.
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