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Telstra has announced it plans to axe up to 2800 jobs, around 9% of its<br/>workforce, as part of a business 'reset' and amid $400M in cost-cutting measures. The Communication Workers Union criticised the abrupt announcement, expressing concerns about the harsh impact on employees.
Telstra has announced it plans to axe up to 2800 jobs, around 9% of its<br/>workforce, as part of a business 'reset' and amid $400M in cost-cutting measures. The Communication Workers Union criticised the abrupt announcement, expressing concerns about the harsh impact on employees.
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