Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

Last day for today's surplussed is 1/31, not 2/1 so no February benefits.

I thought in the last round they had people still on the books for 11/1 ?

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"hope they got rid of the trash and kept the good people."

Spoiler alert: they did not, as everyone in Dallas is still there.

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Post ID: @1hsq+1kJjmZn7

" people that were let go where work from home people."

Nope.

Still here in my PJ's.

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Post ID: @1rpg+1kJjmZn7

No surplus. Anyone declaring that cut the b u l l and post specifics. Otherwise go back to sleep at your desk because like me …. You do nothing at a t t and still get paid

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Post ID: @1eta+1kJjmZn7

« hope they got rid of the trash and kept the good people. »

That’s not how life is, good smart people are not good at sweet talking. Azz kissing and numbers cheating.

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Post ID: @1yip+1kJjmZn7

att is a joke layoffs just show how management is inept and useless.

something is seriously wrong with a company that uses layoffs as a management tool

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Post ID: @vlr+1kJjmZn7

people that were let go where work from home people.

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Post ID: @swz+1kJjmZn7

hope they got rid of the trash and kept the good people.

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Post ID: @azs+1kJjmZn7

That is correct, HR calls it "turning the screws".

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Post ID: @cah+1kJjmZn7

With each passing layoff, the company is able to further refine the process in their favor. HR holds a internal call for a "post mortem" after each layoff. Ideas are discussed on how to make the next layoff cycle more effective, and less costly to at&t.

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Post ID: @tsf+1kJjmZn7

Strategic move.

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Post ID: @lnu+1kJjmZn7

What surplus??

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Post ID: @zfy+1kJjmZn7

They may have. Since this is a cost cutting exercise it was likely intentional.

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