Industrial action involving some employees from technology vendor NCR has been called off, the company said this morning.
A week-long computer technicians' strike starting today could cause problems at airports, banks, schools and universities, the Australian Services Union (ASU) says.
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.
Industrial action involving field service engineers from technology vendor NCR will spread to Victoria this weekend, after up to 90 staff walked off the job yesterday in three other states.
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