Barely a handful of days since AMP posted a $236 million yearly profit, it has announced plans to outsource 20 roles that will be offshored, as outlined below:
The FSU has confirmed with AMP that the roles of Customer Service Lead and Direct Sales Manager will be removed from the structure, with all other roles being reduced.
AMP has admitted that they are sending these 20 jobs offshore to achieve cheaper labour costs, and “greater ability to scale and attract talent overseas resulting in an improved customer experience”.
The FSU condemns this decision. We understand it will have significant impacts on workers’ lives and livelihoods, and is devastating to those affected employees. It’s been mere days since AMP posted a profit that is in the hundreds of millions, it can well afford to keep these skilled jobs in Australia.
If you are affected by these changes, you have rights and the FSU is here to support and protect you. Please reach out to your FSU Organiser Phil Robinson via [email protected] with any questions or concerns, and so we can assist you.
Remember, if you need urgent advice, please contact your FSU Organiser or our Member Rights Centre on 1300 366 378. If you’re not already a member, you can join today and get the support you need, especially as we navigate this difficult time.
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