National Australia Bank is focusing sweeping job cuts on its technology and artificial intelligence teams and closing 3200 positions across the business, forcing staff to complete for spots in a Hunger Games-style process.
Employees are complaining about being left in the dark three days after NAB chief executive Andrew Irvine announced a restructure that would result in 1500 redundancies this year and another 1000 early next year
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