Qantas the latest in list of companies to outsource jobs to India
India has positioned itself as a global hub of skilled, cheap labour, and Australian companies are cashing in and moving more jobs to its shores.
India has positioned itself as a global hub of skilled, cheap labour, and Australian companies are cashing in and moving more jobs to its shores.
When bonuses are tied to profits, company leaders make short-term decisions that benefit themselves.
The airline will send 850 back office jobs, “mostly” to India, through professional services firm Accenture.
Another company off-shoring jobs that Australian workers can do, after making a huge profit. Perhaps it is time for Australians to stop flying Qantas?
The airline will send 850 back office jobs, “mostly” to India, through professional services firm Accenture.
Cutting jobs via offshoring first then using artificial intelligence to automate is becoming common in corporate Australia. It’s brutal news for white-collar workers.
When bonuses are tied to profits, company leaders make short-term decisions that benefit themselves.
Australian carrier announces agreement with Accenture amid ‘unprecedented’ technological disruption, CEO Vanessa Hudson says
Qantas Airways announces it will slash 850 roles over coming years, with the first changes expected to be in place by mid-2027.
The airline is the latest big Australian corporate to outsource a major technology overhaul to external consultants.
Australians' desire for travel has not diminished across its carriers, despite rising costs, Qantas has said.
The Middle East war continues to weigh on Qantas, despite strong demand for air travel.
Qantas is hiking airfares and making deeper cuts to its domestic flight schedules early next year to tackle rising fuel prices.
The airline has announced cuts to its domestic schedule in 2027
Sydney’s T2 domestic terminal will soon offer lounge access to departing passengers regardless of airline, ticket class or frequent flyer status.
The airline said it could keep cutting capacity and increasing prices as a long conflict in the Middle East keeps the price of oil at record levels.
Sydney’s T2 domestic terminal will soon offer lounge access to departing passengers regardless of airline, ticket class or frequent flyer status.
Ten dedicated “points planes” will take off next year, giving members more options to flex their frequent flyer points in the most efficient manner possible.