Spark has announced that it is nearing a significant outsourcing deal impacting its networking and operations team, though the company has not disclosed the number of positions affected. Sources indicate that a potential agreement with Nokia could lead to the elimination of 200 jobs, with many roles replaced by workers in India and AI technology, leaving only 14 in-house positions. A Spark spokeswoman refrained from confirming specifics, stating that the figures regarding role reductions and remaining positions are incorrect, yet the Herald suggests the estimates may be accurate.
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All Blacks v France: Savea’s switch, rookies in spotlight
Ardie Savea's future position is pivotal as All Blacks coach Scott Robertson prepares to announce his first lineup of the year, potentially including up to four rookies, amid Wallace Sititi's injury. Sititi's ankle surgery complicates plans to shift him to his preferred position at the back of the scrum, which had implications for Savea taking the No 7 jersey. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: Ardie Savea's playing position will help decide which new...
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