Qantas to outsource 850 jobs overseas
Qantas has announced it will axe 850 local jobs as soon as the middle of next year with most of the positions being outsourced to India.
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Qantas has announced it will axe 850 local jobs as soon as the middle of next year with most of the positions being outsourced to India.
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Qantas is set to outsource about 850 head office jobs after the company signed a multi-year deal with technology company Accenture.
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