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Topic # 9430 15-Sep-2006 17:20
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Just found out about this through our IRC chat channel (thanks guys!): 20 percent of staff axed at Woosh.

The company says 20 percent of its workforce has been laid off in preparation for its WiMax rollout.

The company says it is seeking to utilise its resources more efficiently, and will outsource work to specialist organisations where appropriate.




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  Reply # 46258 15-Sep-2006 21:21
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Is it one fifth of Woosh or QSI staff?




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Reply # 46259 15-Sep-2006 21:30
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Who knows? Apparently there was a press release, but since I am not in their list...




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