Job cuts likely to hit highest since COVID
With job cuts flagged at Woodside, Heidi Health and Canva in the past two days, Australia is on its way to its worst retrenchment figures since the pandemic.
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With job cuts flagged at Woodside, Heidi Health and Canva in the past two days, Australia is on its way to its worst retrenchment figures since the pandemic.
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