The employee count is now at 146,000.
It was 150,500 end of 2023.
Chances are employee count will be slightly less than 140,000 by end of 2024, as wave 2 hits for those who decided not to follow their jobs to a hub city, and more surplus to come.
I used to laugh at predictions of less than 100,000 employees, but in 3-4 years that may be the case.
@bux+1tGhcP1e and VZ just offered another enhanced buyout and will probably unload another 5k by year end as a result.
140k head count -32k contractors - 9k DTV=
100k badged AT&T employees.
That is what the actual numbers are currently.
Stank mentioned the number of 130K employees as if we are already at that number. I think he is starting to lose it. He is becoming Bidenesque.
CEOs lied when they said the implementation of AI would create jobs.
https://www.dailysignal.com/2024/07/24/big-teach-cuts-half-a-million-jobs-blames-ai/
T-Mobile has less that 100,000 employees and they run their company well.
Well Stanky did specifically call out the employee counts of I assume us and Verizon and basically said we should cut 20-30,000 jobs without explicitly saying it. The thing with these town halls is that once he and often other execs start getting past the script they start saying the quiet parts out loud. You have to get through the happy talk and propaganda questions first though.
the end is near. Might as well quiet quit.
Looks like T is terminating approximately 600 employees per month, sad, but true!
Does that include IDC employees? Not sure that really tells the whole story about what's happening to the existing employee base.
When is wave 2 supposed to be complete? It seems to have kind of stalled out...
Now you get it,