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ITA Airways and unions agree on voluntary staff exits

ITA Airways has reached an agreement with trade unions on a voluntary workforce exit programme. The announcement signals a negotiated staffing adjustment at the Rome-based carrier, though the available report does not specify the number of employees involved, costs or implementation timeline.

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Qantas to cut 850 Australian corporate jobs as Accenture takes on outsourced functions amid AI push

Qantas plans to eliminate about 850 corporate roles in Australia over the coming years and outsource some functions to Accenture, with much of the work moving offshore, including to India. The airline says technology and AI are reshaping how it operates; unions say the change conflicts with earlier assurances that Australian jobs would not be offshored.

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False bomb threats disrupt more than 30 flights across Europe as authorities investigate possible foreign involvement

A wave of false bomb threats disrupted dozens of European passenger flights over four days, prompting authorities to examine whether the incidents were connected and involved foreign actors. Security officials are preparing a coordinated response, while the perpetrators and their objectives remain unclear.

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