Yet even the number of employees at "continuing operations" has fallen by 3,000 over this period, a drop that left AT&T with just 169,900 employees at the end of September. And numbers out today show that headcount subsequently plummeted by 7,000 in the final three months of 2022. This means about 4% of jobs at AT&T disappeared over this period.
https://www.lightreading.com/aiautomation/atandt-and-verizon-cut-9400-jobs-last-quarter/d/d-id/782876
Not enough
You ain't seen nothin yet.
Since Verizon does it I guess it is Norma to always surplus people duh
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2023/01/directv-dumps-newsmax-instead-of-paying-new-fee-drawing-republican-outrage/
"On multiple occasions, we made it clear to Newsmax that we wanted to continue to offer the network, but ultimately Newsmax's demands for rate increases would have led to significantly higher costs that we would have to pass on to our broad customer base," DirecTV said
Why are they charging more, or charging DirectTv at all? Don't they sell commercials? Or does no one advertise on NewsMax. Sounds like a company that is looking for a free lunch.
I'm ready to go...take me, take me, Please! Getting laid off would be a welcomed offer at this point just so I can finally get some serious REM sleep for once.
Running a business. Getting rid of workers that are not needed.
10k down ~60k more to go
Stankey and his stinkers are coming for all of us. Buckle up!
Tip of the iceberg…..
Per the Earnings report the number of employees went from 172,880 at the end of 21 to 162,929 at the end of 22. They no longer break those numbers out by business units so no idea of what those numbers entail.