An Australian technology company has collapsed after half of its staff quit within a year.
D635 Group, a Microsoft Gold Partner, has gone into liquidation with its Sydney and melbourne/index.html” id=”mol-bbd0b820-671b-11ee-93f5-6f9fc0097c14″>Melbourne offices closing.
The company built software for health, real estate and accounting services.
Many disgruntled workers have claimed their superannuation, wages and untaken annual leave have not been paid.
One senior worker had emailed 30 staff warning them to ‘get out’ while they could in July last year, news.com.au reported.
‘Please check to make sure that you are: Getting paid super, End of year tax has been paid and you can do your tax returns. Use all of your holidays ASAP,’ the email read.

D635 Group has gone into liquidation. One senior worker had emailed 30 staff warning them to ‘get out’ while they could in July last year
‘Get out while you can.’
The Federal Court had ordered the company enter liquidation on Friday with creditors urged to contact William Honner and Andrew Scott of accounting firm PwC.
David Wakeman is one former worker who claims he was underpaid by the company.
He quit at the end of 2021 and claims he’s owed $45,000.
Sarah MacRae runs a disability service agency known as 24/7 Care Services and engaged with D365 Group to…