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    Union officials have called for an urgent hearing at the Australian Industrial Relations Commission in order to prevent layoffs it fears are on the horizon at Vodafone.

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    Vodafone Australia is set to continue its sacking spree, despite union intervention that managed to delay proceedings for just a few days.

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    The Australian Industrial Relations Commission has this morning ordered Vodafone to consult with Union officials over looming layoffs.

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    Vodafone Australia's staff cuts have reached a new height with the axe falling on the heads of four managers at the telco's Mulgrave operations in Melbourne.

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