Sun Australia jobs to go

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Wednesday, 10 October, 2001

The number of job losses in Australia has yet to be determined after Sun Microsystems announced it would sack 3900 people worldwide.

A spokesperson for Sun Microsystems Australia said it did not know what the impact locally would be yet.

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