UniSuper outage continues, no cause identifiedBY JAMIE WILLIAMSON | TUESDAY, 7 MAY 2024 12:48PMThe super fund plans to begin restoring services later this week, though chief executive Peter Chun has told members the root cause of the outage remains unknown. Related News |
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It seems extraordinary that Unisuper outsourced to a provider with this risk, and that it has taken SO long to remediate! It has no doubt placed many members in extremely difficult situations. I would think there is some case for compensation.