Australia’s national science agency CSIRO will cut up to 500 staff from its enterprise services arm as part of restructure designed to reduce labour and operating costs by $100 million.
CSIRO chief executive Doug Hilton confirmed the planned jobs cuts on Tuesday, ending months of speculation over the fate of a division comprised of more than 2,400 public servants.
Mr Hilton commissioned the Enterprise Support Services (ES) Reform project soon …
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