Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

Dallas

I’m in Dallas AM and there were shifts with CSEs either staying in current role or being placed in the ACQ. Group. What’s weird is I got a new ‘offer letter’ AM 3 Mid.

Salary at risk stayed the same. However I’m now non- exempt from exempt ? Wonder what the means. My abstract and job ID changed as well? Hummmmm

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Post ID: @OP+15T9nDsE

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If you are now “non-exempt “ you are an hourly based employee. You will have to do time reporting.

Good news- if you put in more than 8 hours a day you are entitled to OT.

Bad news- your hours can be cut to 32 hours and still be considered full time.

If AT&T decides they want to save more money they could take all non-exempt managers and have them work 4 day shift schedules.

Your pay goes down and you’re scheduled to work any four days they need. Your peers cover your days off on their 4 day schedule.

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Post ID: @1utm+15T9nDsE

How anyone could understand the OP’s post is beyond me. Is English your first language?

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Post ID: @1ogj+15T9nDsE

Wait you went from a 1 to 3 and from bargained to non-bargain at same pay? You got screwed all the way around!

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Post ID: @1okq+15T9nDsE

Exempt is for Mgmt with no overtime etc....You previously were hourly as someone mentioned...

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Post ID: @jpf+15T9nDsE

Non - exempt, you are hourly

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