The fallout after Qantas announced 850 job cuts
From ABC News Top Stories · 4:09
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Qantas has confirmed 850 local corporate jobs will be cut and outsourced under a new partnership with Accenture, with work going to Accenture staff in India and to AI. The Australian Services Union says the cuts send jobs and skills offshore, while Qantas says the changes will start from mid 2027 in finance, procurement, human resources and marketing. So can Qantas legally outsource all these workers, and will other big companies follow? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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