Short Take: IBM axes Australian workers

By Staff, CNET News.com, CNET.com
Monday, April 09, 2001 06:33 PM
IBM Global Services Australia, an outsourcing division of the computer giant, has cut 64 jobs from its data-processing units in Sydney and Melbourne, leading to a mass walkout of 150 workers. The data-processing centers managed customer databases and emergency service for Australian telecommunications giant Telstra. IBM said the job cuts are part of the company's infrastructure consolidation in its command centers.
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