Australian Unity, one of the nation’s oldest firms, is suffering a significant blowout in a key technology project, forcing sweeping job cuts. But its relatively new chief executive, Kelly Bayer Rosmarin, wasn’t on deck to deliver them. Instead, she was on holiday in Milan. | Collector

Australian Unity, one of the nation’s oldest firms, is suffering a significant blowout in a key technology project, forcing sweeping job cuts. But its relatively new chief executive, Kelly Bayer Rosmarin, wasn’t on deck to deliver them.

Instead, she was on holiday in Milan.

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Australian Unity, one of the nation’s oldest firms, is suffering a significant blowout in a key technology project, forcing sweeping job cuts. But its relatively new chief executive, Kelly Bayer Rosmarin, wasn’t on deck to deliver them. Instead, she was on holiday in Milan.

Australian Unity, one of the nation’s oldest firms, is suffering a significant blowout in a key technology project, forcing sweeping job cuts. But its relatively new chief executive, Kelly Bayer Rosmarin, wasn’t on deck to deliver them. Instead, she was on holiday in Milan.

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