ABC boss David Anderson to restructure organisation, shift to BBC model | zoesam93
ABC managing director David Anderson is planning to overhaul the way programs are commissioned in a review that could result in the most significant change to the public broadcaster’s structure since 2017.
An ABC source said Anderson’s new plans would not result in any redundancies or commitments to regional, audio, or news coverage. It is being considered in light of the vacancies of two division heads: Michael Carrington, who left his position as head of entertainment and specialist this year, and Judith Whelan, who was recently promoted to editorial director from her role as head of regional and local.
. Employees are pushing ahead with plans to take protected industrial action after the final offer from the ABC failed to meet expectations.
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