Govt accused of eroding IT by outsourcing

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Govt accused of eroding IT by outsourcing

Urged to hire more workers.

Two Australian workers unions have called on the federal government to stop trying to cut costs by outsourcing IT and instead invest in staff and systems to support digital government service delivery. The Community and Public Sector Union and the Australian Council of Trade Unions made the call ...

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