Union slams Isentia move to shift up to 30 media monitoring jobs offshore

Zoe Samios

November 3, 2017 11:14

The Media Entertainment and Arts Alliance has criticised Isentia’s decision to move its news monitoring services offshore, with a loss of up to 30 jobs.

In a statement on the union’s website, MEAA said it condemned the decision to move the roles offshore, arguing it was “short-sighted”.

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Zoe Samios

Zoe Samios worked at Mumbrella between 2016 and 2019, finishing up as senior media reporter in March 2019.

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Union slams Isentia move to shift up to 30 media monitoring jobs offshore

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