Published 2 months ago

Telstra to sack 2,800 workers as part of cost-cutting measures

Telstra plans to cut up to 2800 jobs, amounting to 9% of its workforce, to boost productivity, announced by CEO Vicki Brady.
The job cuts aim to enable Telstra to maintain its investments in infrastructure and operational processes.
The majority of layoffs at Telstra are expected to take place by the end of 2024.

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Sydney Morning Herald

Timing of Telstra’s workforce cuts raise suspicions about spectre of AI

The proposed mass redundancies at one of the country’s biggest employers are a shock but also raise community fears about the future of jobs in the face of the rise of AI – even though Telstra said the losses were unrelated to machine learning.

2 months ago·Sydney, Australia

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ABC Australia

Telstra to sack 2,800 workers as part of cost-cutting measures

Telstra reveals plans to sack up to 2,800 workers as part of its latest cost-cutting measures, with most of these job losses to occur by the end of this year.

2 months ago·Australia

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News

Telstra to axe up to 2800 jobs

The telco giant announced it would cut up to 2800 jobs, with the majority of the roles to be axed by the end of 2024.

2 months ago

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The Straits Times

Australian telco giant Telstra to slash up to 2,800 jobs to cut costs

The layoffs represent 9 per cent of its workforce. Read more at straitstimes.com.

2 months ago·Singapore

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The West Australian

Telstra to cut 2800 jobs in business reset

Up to 2800 jobs will be axed at Telstra to simplify operations and improve productivity, the telco has announced.

2 months ago

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The Epoch Times

Telstra to Cut 2,800 Jobs in Major Restructuring Move

Australian telco giant Telstra will axe up to 2,800 jobs or 9 percent of its workforce in a major shakeup to cut costs. On May 21, Telstra announced that it would carry out a “reset” of its enterprise business, which focuses on providing network and other digital solutions to enterprise customers, by simplifying its operations and improving productivity. Telstra CEO Vicki Brady said the proposed restructuring was necessary to ensure the company …

2 months ago·New York, United States

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