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Contact Energy workers face the chop

CONTACT Energy has entered the planning stage of a business restructure that may see 10% of its workforce axed.

Bianca Bartucciotto
Contact Energy workers face the chop

The company is looking to make cost savings of about $40 million. Contact Energy spokesman Nicholas Robinson told Energy News the restructuring process fall under three pillars. "The three pillars...

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