Qantas Airways To Cut 850 Jobs In Australia, Outsource Some Roles To India
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The proposed job cuts will affect around 3% of Qantas' Australian workforce. Australian airline Qantas Airways plans to reduce its workforce by 850 employees and move some corporate functions to Accenture teams, largely based in India, as it restructures operations and expands its use of AI. Covered by 3 outlets: 3 are centre.
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Qantas to Axe 850 Australian Jobs as AI Push Sends Corporate Work to India and Sparks Union Backlash
Qantas plans to cut about 850 Australian corporate roles and transfer some work to India through an Accenture partnership, prompting union criticism and uncertainty for employees.
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Australia's Qantas plans 850 job cuts, moves corporate roles to India amid AI expansion
Australian airline Qantas Airways plans to reduce its workforce by 850 employees and move some corporate functions to Accenture teams, largely based in India, as it restructures operations and expands its use of AI.
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Qantas Airways To Cut 850 Jobs In Australia, Outsource Some Roles To India
The proposed job cuts will affect around 3% of Qantas' Australian workforce.
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Australia's Qantas to cut 850 jobs, shift corporate roles to India amid AI push
Australias Qantas to cut jobs shift corporate roles to India amid AI push
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