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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.
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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