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EDS union APESMA has met with representatives of HP and EDS today following the news that employees in Australia will be facing pay cuts.
EDS staff are today gathering for a "town hall" meeting in Melbourne; however, spokespeople for the company would not confirm whether the issue of pay cuts would be debated.
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