Thread regarding T-Mobile layoffs

Why April 2 instead of 60 days?

I see that the last day for the people who got let go today, 1/15, is 4/2.

Garden leave used to be 60 days. Why is it more this time? Or maybe they just want one common last day for ALL employees.

If so, all announcements will be made by 2/1.


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Anniversary of merger April 1.

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Post ID: @f1+1kf1yv3hb

April 1 2020 was the sprint merger. April 2 2026 is probably when a lot of legal obligations on jobs to different states expires. Also it's the beginning of q2.

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Post ID: @d3+1kf1yv3hb

What orgs had layoffs today?

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Post ID: @ak+1kf1yv3hb

Maybe they plan to lay folks off during the entire month of Jan...! That way, the April 1 date works for every separation letter!!

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Post ID: @ae+1kf1yv3hb

@a7 I'll take that.

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Post ID: @a9+1kf1yv3hb

Could be to provide one additional month of healthcare, since that is calendar month driven.

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Post ID: @a8+1kf1yv3hb

As if the stock is gonna do wonders after the layoff announcement.
Those days are past us. Stock won’t ever go above 225.

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Post ID: @a7+1kf1yv3hb

Yea, WARN act

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Post ID: @a6+1kf1yv3hb

Which tracks with the earnings report on 2/11. They want all this done before then to settle the market.

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Post ID: @a5+1kf1yv3hb

Isn't the rule that they do 60 days from the WARN Act notification? If the WARN notification isn't going out until other teams are done with their cuts, then it would be 60 days from their notification date, not today's cuts.

So I think your 2/1 announcement reasoning is correct.

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