Posted AT 5:57 PM EST on 29/01/08
Dell Canada axing Ottawa jobs
OTTAWA — In a blow to the city's high-tech sector, dozens of Dell Canada call-centre employees in Ottawa are losing their jobs and corporate plans announced with much fanfare to hire about 1,200 others are being scrapped, the world's No. 2 personal computer said Tuesday.
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