Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

AT&T Quietly Reducing the Workforce Again

I came across this titled post from four years ago, which seems even more appropriate today. I trimmed it, for readability, but hopefully kept its integrity. I placed the Post ID number below should you wish to investigate It in more detail.

“How AT&T reduced the workforce without public lay-off notices and the implication for other former and current employees tell the same story about how AT&T avoided having to issue lay-off notices as required by the 1988 WARN Act. From one source:
“AT&T has done a number of #outsourcing actions since 2006-ish to different companies include #Accenture, #IBM and #Amdocs. Thousands of employee division in IT, which was outsourced, and continue to date for the most part.”
“No doubt AT&T plans to completely vacate many buildings across US, after their lease(s) expires and the number of employees will continue to dwindle.”

Post ID: @FB8FrWq

As I said, I trimmed the length of this post but this person was talking about outsourcing to other US companies like IBM, skirting the WARN Act (except California where regulations are tighter) and letting building leases expire in T’s attempt to downsize quietly.

We have discussed these topics many time, mostly as separate issues....this poster tied them all together in just a few paragraphs four years ago just around the time we were being told about the 2020 agenda!

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In retail, they’re increasing the number of doors. Franchises and Corporate. More Franchises than corporate, obviously. Then they’re having corporate managers go to the franchise store, Authorized Retailer, to train them. Seems like they’re gonna try this with corporate owned stores.

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Went back and read the entire post. You can see how is mind was working faster than his hands could type but he got the message across and, as you indicated, tied everything together rather neatly.....he, or his source, seemed to have a vision of how everything would play out.

Makes me wonder if his source was placed higher up in management. The “2006-ish” remark was close behind SBC’s takeover of T so it might be reasonable to believe that SBC did the same with the other companies it acquired, and ran the same playbook with them as well!

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