Harrison.ai
Sydney-based medical imaging AI company, backed by a $32 million investment from the Australian government's National Reconstruction Fund. Not ASX-listed.
Harrison.ai has been reviewed. Headcount data not yet available.
The Story
- September 2026Harrison.ai made Australian workers redundant in a company-wide restructure that recast every remaining employee as an "agent orchestrator" managing AI agents. It did not say how many jobs went. At the same time the company was expanding in the United States, launching a US teleradiology service called Frontier Radiology and opening a North American base in Boston. The cuts landed on a company the taxpayer had helped fund: harrison.ai took a $32 million investment from the National Reconstruction Fund in a round that valued it at nearly $400 million, and the fund's chair said at the time the money would "ensure that the company continues to base its operations in Australia". The fund now says the changes reflect the company moving from product development to commercialisation, and that "the mix of skills and roles needed for this phase are evolving". Because no headcount was disclosed, no job-loss figure is counted here, and the site does not claim Australian roles were moved to the US: the reporting shows US expansion running alongside Australian cuts, not a documented transfer. [Information Age (ACS)]
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This list is not complete, and never will be
If a company isn't listed here, that doesn't mean it doesn't offshore. And every number is the lowest we can prove, so the real figures can often be higher.
This started as an ASX 200 project and mostly still is. It has widened as stories landed from outside that list, so it now also covers employers that aren't ASX-listed, like Canva, Allianz Australia, SS&C and Crown Resorts, along with government departments and agencies. Companies get added when something surfaces about them, not by working through a list in order.
Australian companies are under no obligation to disclose where their work is done, and there is no register of offshored jobs. Everything here comes from something that surfaced publicly: an annual report, a modern slavery statement, a news article, a union statement, a government contract, or a tip from someone who was there.
So an absence usually means nobody has reported on that company and we haven't got to it yet, not that it keeps its work onshore. Some of the biggest offshorers say nothing at all. And because each figure counts only what a source actually stated, the real numbers can often run higher, sometimes much higher.
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