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    Telstra will freeze the remuneration of its executive-level staff at current levels as the result of its regular annual salary review.

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    Technology vendor NCR has downplayed the impact of up to 90 of its field service engineers walking off the job today, despite the threat of looming IT problems at airports, banks and educational institutions around the nation.

  • Microsoft updates Windows Vista test code

    In its first update to a new community-based preview program, Microsoft is showing off a number of new features for Windows Vista, including efforts to improve the Web browser and make the operating system more resilient.

  • Pay up slightly but outlook cloudy: ACS

    Australian information and communications technology (ICT) employees enjoyed on average a small pay rise for the 12 months to May, but unemployment remains a "primary area of concern," according to the Australian Computer Society.

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    Some IT contractors have been forced to slash their rates in an increasingly cut-throat ICT industry, according to the results of a survey of Australian Computer Society (ACS) members.

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    So you know you need to turn a project around, but how do you proceed once you've assessed the situation? The answer is planning and implementing your recovery plan. Here's your road map.

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