Forum Archive Index - September 2001

[not important <cullen150@yahoo.com>]

The problem with Singapore Airlines is, as has been
said before, their method is too cut jobs and squeeze
everything to a minimum. This will not make Henry
Clark and her Labour chums very happy. Or the workers
unions at Air NZ either (fiar enough). I think Air NZ
has enough union related problems at the moment.
  Cullen150   name  Not Important           

--- Ruvin Gabriel <ruvin_gabriel@hotmail.com> wrote:
> I totally agree with the Sharechat editor - Ben
> Dutton.
> There is a lot of parties to blame but the ultimate
> responsibilty for the situation detiorating lies in
> the Government refusing to allow an increase in
> foreign ownership.
> 
> When are New Zealanders going to realise that the
> country is never going to improve without foreign
> investment.
> All successful ie.USA, Ireland, Singapore countries
> have actively encouraged and sought out foreign
> investment to increase their employment and GDP.
> 
> Instead of seeking out multinational compnies
> (quality immigrants) to invest in NZ we are seeking
> increasing numbers of refugees. This makes NZ the
> laughing stock internationally.
> 
> If Singapore Airlines (cash rich profit makng
> airline) was alllowed to increase its share in Air
> NZ then the company would benefit from quality
> managers with a proven track record.
> 
> The Air NZ board needs to be sacked for their role
> in this fiasco. Many NZers have still not forgiven
> them for having a rights issue last year that was
> fraudlently marketed when the company knew the
> outlook was not good
> 


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