Qantas Job Cuts and Outsourcing
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- Jonathan Barrett Business editorThe Guardian
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Qantas is preparing to cut 850 local jobs and outsource work offshore under an AI-driven overhaul, marking a growing wave of disruption to the Australian workforce.
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'I know this is hard news for some and I'm sorry for the uncertainty it brings,' Qantas chief executive Vanessa Hudson said in an email to staff on Tuesday, seen by The Australian.
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Qantas will cut 850 local jobs as part of a deal with Accenture to modernize its back-end systems by shifting functions like finance, procurement, human resources, and marketing mostly to India. The job cuts are expected to be completed by mid-next year as the airline aims to reduce costs amid high fuel prices and technological changes. CEO Vanessa Hudson emphasized that these changes will improve efficiency for…
Qantas to cut 850 local jobs as it shifts roles to India →Qantas plans to cut more than 850 jobs by mid-2027 as part of a deal with Accenture to outsource corporate operations to India. The company's chief executive, Vanessa Hudson, explained that the move is aimed at modernizing technology and improving efficiency through artificial intelligence specialists. While Qantas will initiate consultations with employees and unions over the next few months, it also intends to…
Qantas to axe more than 850 jobs to India as part of major cost-cutting plan →Qantas announced plans to cut 850 jobs in Australia and outsource some work to India as part of an AI-driven overhaul. The airline signed a multi-year agreement with Accenture to modernize its systems and processes, reflecting broader corporate restructuring trends seen recently at companies like Canva and National Australia Bank. CEO Vanessa Hudson stated that this change is necessary due to unprecedented…
Qantas to cut 850 Australian jobs and outsource work to India under AI-driven overhaul →Qantas announced plans to outsource 850 local corporate jobs to Accenture, with most roles moving to India as part of a multi-year deal aimed at modernizing the airline's IT systems and reducing costs. CEO Vanessa Hudson informed staff that job cuts will start in mid-2027, beginning with finance, procurement, people, and marketing roles. The company expects these changes to streamline operations and increase…
Qantas to outsource 850 local jobs with most roles moving to India →Qantas announced plans to outsource corporate roles to India through a partnership with Accenture, resulting in 850 job cuts over the coming years, starting mid-2027. Qantas Group CEO Vanessa Hudson detailed that finance, procurement, and marketing teams would be impacted first, with services primarily outsourced to Accenture's Indian workforce. The move aims to modernize technology infrastructure and enhance…
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Qantas is preparing to cut 850 local jobs and outsource work offshore under an AI-driven overhaul, marking a growing wave of disruption to the Australian workforce.
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10 Nov Qantas sends corporate roles overseas as airline slashes 850 jobsQantas announced plans to outsource corporate roles to India through a partnership with Accenture, resulting in 850 job cuts over the coming years, starting mid-2027. Qantas Group CEO Vanessa Hudson detailed that finance, procurement, and marketing teams would be impacted first, with services primarily outsourced to Accenture's Indian workforce. The move aims to modernize technology infrastructure and enhance…ABC News (AU)
10 Nov Qantas to outsource 850 local jobs with most roles moving to IndiaQantas announced plans to outsource 850 local corporate jobs to Accenture, with most roles moving to India as part of a multi-year deal aimed at modernizing the airline's IT systems and reducing costs. CEO Vanessa Hudson informed staff that job cuts will start in mid-2027, beginning with finance, procurement, people, and marketing roles. The company expects these changes to streamline operations and increase…BBC
10 Nov Qantas to cut 850 Australian jobs and outsource work to India under AI-driven overhaulQantas announced plans to cut 850 jobs in Australia and outsource some work to India as part of an AI-driven overhaul. The airline signed a multi-year agreement with Accenture to modernize its systems and processes, reflecting broader corporate restructuring trends seen recently at companies like Canva and National Australia Bank. CEO Vanessa Hudson stated that this change is necessary due to unprecedented…The Guardian
10 Nov Qantas to axe more than 850 jobs to India as part of major cost-cutting planQantas plans to cut more than 850 jobs by mid-2027 as part of a deal with Accenture to outsource corporate operations to India. The company's chief executive, Vanessa Hudson, explained that the move is aimed at modernizing technology and improving efficiency through artificial intelligence specialists. While Qantas will initiate consultations with employees and unions over the next few months, it also intends to…Daily Mail10 Nov Qantas to cut 850 local jobs as it shifts roles to IndiaQantas will cut 850 local jobs as part of a deal with Accenture to modernize its back-end systems by shifting functions like finance, procurement, human resources, and marketing mostly to India. The job cuts are expected to be completed by mid-next year as the airline aims to reduce costs amid high fuel prices and technological changes. CEO Vanessa Hudson emphasized that these changes will improve efficiency for…Sydney Morning Herald
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