Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

Every time I turn around

They are laying off, enough already.

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Oh you sweet kid.

T's central business philosophy is to hold mass layoffs as a reaction to any bad news regardless of the cause.

There's no application of strategy anywhere - just make broad 5 - 25% across the board cuts to staff.

Enough already? It's been at least 20 years without stop and there is no end in sight.

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Post ID: @1lxr+1kcqorhL

Getting rid of workers that are not needed. Telecom business do not need that many workers.

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Post ID: @1paz+1kcqorhL

Att is ran like a bad joke.

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Post ID: @1gam+1kcqorhL

HR can't process everyone at once. HR can't even tell what our benefits are if we worked for more than one division. layoffs are a year-round activity.

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Post ID: @1osc+1kcqorhL

If you are a CWA represented technician, just relax and have another cup of coffee. 5/5/5 is on the way in March 2023.

YOU, again! Get over it, it's never gonna happen cuz field technicians are in demand and being hired even though there's currently a hiring freeze in place. So, if you are a CWA technician, you have a job for at least the next 3-5 years with plenty of overtime! This offer is just a pipe dream of some guy that's ready to retire, but feels he's entitled to some retirement compensation package over and above his pension and 401K!

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Post ID: @1sbi+1kcqorhL

If you are a CWA represented technician, just relax and have another cup of coffee. 5/5/5 is on the way in March 2023.

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Post ID: @1wfu+1kcqorhL

It's been this way since 1985 and hasn't stopped! it's the American T&T way! I'm used to it and not worried one iota! Actually, I wish I would get laid off, but it won't affect areas of the country where there is potential for more growth.

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Post ID: @1fjh+1kcqorhL

That is standard operating procedure for companies that struggle to meet quarterly commitments. This will continue for the next 3-5 years.

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