Thread regarding T-Mobile layoffs

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@b8 TN has it but the garden leave over rides it.

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Post ID: @bg+1knm9agww

@b8 The Washington WARN requires 60 days written notice before employee layoffs. So, garden leave. Lol.

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Post ID: @bc+1knm9agww

@b8 Great, but this was about a CEC in TN where there's no additional requirements. The answer wasn't "wrong".

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Post ID: @bb+1knm9agww

But it’s not for cost savings. Srini told me.

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Post ID: @ba+1knm9agww

@OP Why? Because the ultimate goal of the merger was to get to pre-merger employment levels of legacy T-Mobile. That number was 55,000. So Srini's job was to cut 20,000 jobs.

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Post ID: @b9+1knm9agww

@aa Wrong. Some states have requirements for WARN Notices regardless, like Washington.

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Post ID: @b8+1knm9agww

Because they are greedy sons of bi--hes.

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Post ID: @am+1knm9agww

And these are not even the AI related layoffs

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Post ID: @ah+1knm9agww

@a4 They pay out 60 days "garden leave" to get around posting WARN notices as they're intended to be done.

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Post ID: @aa+1knm9agww

Record breaking PROFIT, but still axing everyone.

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Post ID: @a8+1knm9agww

@OP They opened a big office in India and hired/hiring a lot of people

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Post ID: @a5+1knm9agww

@OP All of TFB Chattanooga was laid off. There was not even a warn notice sent regarding this many people getting laid off.

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Post ID: @a4+1knm9agww

I heard they opened locations in India, Philippines for lower cost

Smh

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