print :

2016-09-29

job cuts

Job losses: Telstra Operations shake-up continues

The reshaping of Telstra Operations continues, with Telstra reportedly having identified more than enough volunteers for redundancy to meet the target it set itself several weeks ago. 

At the end of August, Telstra said it was seeking up to 120 volunteers for redundancy from Networks Delivery, Telstra Operations. At the time, the CWU commented that the company would probably find these volunteers, given the low level of morale among sections of the Telstra workforce. That seems to have been a correct assessment. 

Wideband Design

At the same time, as reported in E-bulletin #17, Telstra is looking to shed some 53 positions in Wideband Design. 

While Telstra says that there is no outsourcing involved in this specific move, there is no doubt that it is part of a broader restructuring that has seen Wideband work outsourced to “industry partners” such as Visionstream and Indian multinational Cyient. 

The CWU is continuing to consult with members in Wideband Design over both the immediate impacts and longer term implications of this latest move. The union is particularly interested in the question of current work volumes and how they are being dealt with at both state and national levels. Members are encouraged to contact their state branches if they can assist in this matter. 

A further meeting with Telstra on the Wideband proposal is scheduled for Tuesday 4 October.

What's New

Telecommunication

Telstra EBA 2018
ACTU turns 90
May Day 2016
Optus EPA approved
Telstra EA Update
Optus award update

Postal

Reps training
Reasonable overtime
Vale Jojie Vivar
Changes to Bulletin
Christmas pay rises
Postal reform
Facebook bullying
Year in review
Vale Jim Armstrong

News

Happy New Year
Happy New Year
Vale Shane Morse
Meeting reminder
Coronavirus Update
METRO RALLY
Reps training
ACTU turns 90
Vale Jojie Vivar
May Day 2016
Facebook bullying
May Day 2015
Working In Heat
Your Union Petition
Save our Posties
Sensis Sell Off
""