Officeworks to Offshore Jobs to India, Philippines in $15m Restructure
The retailer is also increasing AI, automation and data use as it shifts roles to lower costs and tap overseas white-collar talent.
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Officeworks to offshore jobs to India, Philippines in $15m restructure
Officeworks will offshore hundreds of local jobs to India and the Philippines as part of the retailer's $15 million cost-saving restructure, which had been previously flagged after the brand's sluggish half-yearly results.Parent company Wesfarmers informed dozens of staff at its call centre in Western Sydney this week that their roles were now redundant and announced the team would be replaced with a centre in Manila.Other office roles based i…
Officeworks to offshore hundreds of jobs in search for white-collar workers
The Australian office products retailer is planning to offshore hundreds of jobs to India and the Philippines, joining a growing trend of businesses hoping to find more highly skilled white-collar workers overseas.
Officeworks Moves Jobs to India and Philippines Amid Restructuring
Officeworks, a massive retailer in Australia, plans to send hundreds of jobs to third countries like India and the Philippines. According to several media reports, the move is a component of a comprehensive company makeover aimed at reducing expenses and increasing productivity. Earlier this week, the corporation informed dozens of employees that they were no longer needed at its customer support centre in Western Sydney.A service center in Mani…
In the coming months, Australian office supplies retailer Officeworks will be relocating hundreds of jobs from Sydney and Melbourne to India and the Philippines.
Officeworks to offshore hundreds of Sydney and Melbourne jobs to India and Philippines
Officeworks is planning to offshore hundreds of jobs to India and the Philippines, joining a growing trend of businesses hoping to find more highly skilled white-collar workers overseas. The Australian office products retailer told dozens of staff at its Western Sydney-based customer service centre this week their roles had been made redundant and would be replaced with a call service based in the Philippines capital, Manila. Its plan to shift m…
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