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Qantas to Slash Hundreds of Jobs, Send Roles Overseas

The airline said the move will modernise back-end systems and reduce duplication as the first phase starts in finance, procurement, people and marketing.

  • On Tuesday, Qantas CEO Vanessa Hudson announced plans to cut approximately 850 jobs and outsource corporate operations to Accenture, with most services delivered in India.
  • Hudson stated the changes are designed to "modernise the technology behind our business and becoming more efficient," aiming to simplify legacy IT systems and adapt to artificial intelligence.
  • The outsourcing initiative impacts finance, procurement, people, and marketing branches, with the first phase of cuts scheduled to take effect by the middle of next year.
  • Qantas will begin a consultation process with employees and the Australian Services Union over coming months, as Hudson pledged to look for redeployment and retraining opportunities for affected staff.
  • These personnel reductions follow Qantas Group's recent capacity cuts, as the airline navigates high fuel costs that previously shaved $420 million off its 2025/26 annual profit.
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Qantas to slash hundreds of jobs, send roles overseas

Qantas has confirmed it will cut nearly 1000 jobs and outsource some roles in a major technology deal, shortly after posting a billion-dollar profit.

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Qantas to cut 850 local jobs as it shifts roles to India

The cuts come after the airline inked a deal with professional services firm Accenture and builds on earlier reductions of staff at the airline’s head office at Mascot in Sydney.

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ABC Australia broke the news in Ultimo, Australia on Monday, November 9, 2026.
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