Claims extracted
15
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
7%
1 of 15 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
not political
takes no side on a contested political question
Publisher signals
69/100
Daily Mail's corrections and
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Qantas is expected to cut more than 850 jobs over the next few years as part of a deal to outsource some corporate operations to India.
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Qantas → expect → India
It is understood Qantas Group confirmed the decision after the company struck a deal with technology consulting firm Accenture.
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company → understand → Accenture
'I know this is hard news for some and I'm sorry for the uncertainty it brings,' Qantas chief executive Vanessa Hudson said in an email to staff on Tuesday, seen by The Australian.
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Hudson → know → Australian
'[The changes] are about modernising the technology behind our business and becoming more efficient, so we can keep investing in our customers, our people and our future.
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we → modernise → customers
Ms Hudson told staff the rapid evolution of technology and artificial intelligence was changing customer expectations, adding 'reinvention was not possible to do on our own'.
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reinvention → tell → own
'Accenture, who we have worked with for many years, has tens of thousands of data and AI specialists and a global track record of doing this work for large organisations including other airlines,' she said.
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she → work → airlines
'Together we will redesign and simplify parts of how our corporate functions work and reduce duplication, so teams across the group can spend more time on work that creates value for our customers and the business.
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that → redesign → customers
The first cuts are due to come into force by mid-2027.
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cuts → come → mid-2027
The Daily Mail has contacted Qantas for comment.
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Mail → contact → comment
Qantas is expected to cut approximately 850 jobs over the next few years as part of a deal to outsource some corporate work to India (stock image)
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Qantas → expect → India
Qantas chief executive Vanessa Hudson (pictured) outlined the changes in an email to company staff on Tuesday
The process is expected to impact those working in the finance, procurement, people and marketing branches.
Qantas will begin the consultation process with employees and their union over the following months, and individual outcomes 'had not been determined'.
'We will look to redeploy as many people as possible, with retraining, reskilling and opportunities elsewhere across the group, including through the creation of new roles here in Australia,' Ms Hudson said.
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Hudson → picture → Australia
The group has opened 4,400 new operational roles since 2023 and expects to hir more staff in the division.
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group → open → division
The announcement comes the day after Boeing said it will slash five per cent of its commercial plane workforce.
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it → come → workforce
The roles will be cut through a combination of layoffs and 'attrition' due to a slower transition to give factories and supply chain partners more time to 'achieve stability', according to commercial chief Stephanie Pope.
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roles → cut → Pope
'Adjusting our production schedules and reducing aircraft output puts us in an overstaffed position,' she said on Monday.
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she → adjust → Monday
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