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NAB advertises jobs in India and Vietnam, cuts in Australia

The Australian Financial Review (AFR) •
October 26, 2026 • 05:09 AM
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On the same day NAB told staff it would cut 2500 jobs, it was posting fresh jobs ads offshore.

NAB advertises jobs in India and Vietnam, cuts in Australia

National Australia Bank is looking to fill 172 jobs across five locations in Asia, including many management positions in core areas like business lending and wealth, raising questions about whether its mass redundancies are about capitalising on cheaper offshore workers.

According to a job web page for NAB’s so-called “innovation centres” in Vietnam and India, the bank has 103 positions open in Vietnam’s Ho Chi Minh City and 28 in Hanoi.

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