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flag AGL to cut 300 jobs at two power stations before Christmas amid energy transition efforts.

flag AGL plans to cut around 300 jobs across its Bayswater and Loy Yang A power stations before Christmas, with voluntary redundancies sought and forced layoffs possible if targets aren’t met. flag The restructuring aims to improve productivity and cost efficiency amid energy market shifts and the company’s transition to sustainable energy. flag Bayswater, supplying about 20% of NSW’s power and operating until at least 2033, employs roughly 1,000 people, while Loy Yang A, closing by 2028, has about 900 workers. flag The Mining and Energy Union warns AGL may be accelerating cuts to avoid future government-mandated transition support under the Net Zero Economy Authority framework, urging the company to uphold its responsibility to long-serving employees.

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