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Woolworths closes customer care centre in Auckland (opens the original)
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Around 130 jobs will be affected by the closure Woolworths has confirmed the closure of its customer care operations in New Zealand, in what it described as a "difficult decision" that will move hundreds of jobs to Australia. The supermarket giant confirmed the development to HRD New Zealand, saying it will integrate its Auckland customer care operations into Woolworths Group's existing customer support network in Sydney. "This has been a difficult decision, and we recognise the significant impa
These 'key' workers feel left out of learning and development access (opens the original)
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Employers urged to 'think hard' on where to invest in skills More than half of the workforce feel they are shut out of learning and development opportunities at work, according to a new report, which urged employers to "think hard" on where they invest in skills. Findings from PwC's 2026 Global Workforce Hopes and Fears Survey revealed that 56% of workers feel they have limited access to learning, innovation, and meaningful AI use, even though they are "key to organisational delivery." This grou
HR roles hit in latest round of Disney cuts (opens the original)
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Around 300 employees reportedly hit by the latest job cuts Human resources roles will be hit hard in the fresh round of reported job cuts at media giant Disney. CNBC, citing an anonymous source, reported that Disney will be laying off around 300 employees, the majority of whom are in HR and tech roles. The cuts follow the August 2026 earnings report from the media giant, in which it hinted at potential labour cuts to reduce costs. "We remain highly focused on reducing costs across the enterprise
OpenAI apologises to Australia for AI breaches (opens the original)
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'We are sorry and working to do better in the future' OpenAI has issued an apology to Australia for the unauthorised access of government websites by its AI agents, admitting that it could have handled its response to the incident better. The AI firm's apology comes after Prime Minister Anthony Albanese made the incident public last week, while calling out OpenAI for taking too long to disclose the breach. "We also should have handled our response better. We are sorry and working to do better in
AI-adopting companies creating more entry-level jobs despite displacement fears (opens the original)
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New report shows AI-adopting firms are more likely to create entry-level roles than non-AI ones Companies that are implementing AI tools at the core of their business are more likely to increase entry-level positions, according to a new report, disputing warnings that AI adoption will lead to a drop in entry-level roles. Employment Hero's AI Paradox at Work report found that Kiwi companies with AI at the core of their business operations increased entry-level positions by 50%. This is much highe
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