Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

When will the repositions start?

Ur, I mean layoffs.

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Post ID: @OP+1hYaFiPL

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Too many mouths to feed
No one is safe
Headcount rationalization
Repositioning
Did I miss any of Stankey s action words?

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Post ID: @2dmm+1hYaFiPL

There will always be business adjustments due the amount of work needed to be done.

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Post ID: @2vdk+1hYaFiPL

Maybe the top should be repositioned out-the-door, along with the BoD!

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Post ID: @1oki+1hYaFiPL

Maybe top should be repositioned to the bottom and bottom to top.

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Post ID: @1vvl+1hYaFiPL

I agree about mgmt employees being most at risk. As a mgmt employee I can also say there is plenty of dead weight in the ranks. I also know they will not get rid of the dead weight but will right size by dept and who is liked. Sadly that’s why we continue to have dead
weight in the ranks.
Best of luck to everyone in the coming months.

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Post ID: @1jfc+1hYaFiPL

Whatever happen to span and control? Enforcing the 15:1 at GM (L3/L4) levels would right size the business. Along with cutting some dead wood.

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Post ID: @1kyl+1hYaFiPL

Only management employees are at risk, period! Best of luck to all those that might be affected by repositioning...Bummer!

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Post ID: @1bhb+1hYaFiPL

As AT&T streamlines their product offerings and sheds many of the legacy products, expect a large reduction in non bargained employees. If you don't touch the network you are at risk.

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Post ID: @1thj+1hYaFiPL

When AT&T finds workers that aren't needed anymore.

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