Thread regarding Verizon Communications Inc. layoffs

Wireless bashes wireline. Wireline bashes wireless. Union bashes non-union. Non-union bashes union.

Frontline wireless and wireline employees continue to be laid off, rifd, suspended or fired. How is it that all of those at the top, who are actually responsible for all of the poor decision making, are the only ones who are not only keeping their jobs but also getting paid millions? When are all of us going to finally take a stand and call for these executives to be removed from their positions?

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Post ID: @OP+JUVHeeh

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Yes exactly! You would not support your vdsi counterparts, yet now you pay for our assistance. We will define verizon and the successes when the Americans are replaced by the competent and dedicated workers!

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Post ID: @1hbf+JUVHeeh

"When are all of us going to finally take a stand and call for these executives to be removed from their positions?"

lol... what a joke. You had your opportunity to do that in the spring when the unions walked out.

Did you take a stand then ?!

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Post ID: @rnh+JUVHeeh

nqq: "I look through the e-mail systems and see so many American names. Why is this? Yet I must believe one day Mr. McAdam will step aside, allowing Shankar to diversify us."

You see so many American names and ask why? No. No. No. It is the other way around. Americans who are more qualified than you yet cannot get promoted look at the e-mail systems and see a preponderance of executives and managers with names clearly not of American origin.

Americans look at their foreign co-workers and ask, "How did this happen with so many equally qualified Americans out of work?"

Americans look at this young, foreign CIO, whom you quaintly refer to on a first name basis, and ask, "There was not a qualified American to take that executive position?"

You, sir or madam, are an invader. Go back and build your own country. Don't invade this one and then ask for diversity unless you are willing to not only obtain US citizenship, but to renounce that of your native country. Only then can we talk about diversity. For now, you are an invader.

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Post ID: @pbu+JUVHeeh

gjq: "Americans should not be so focused upon themselves but instead upon the global community. We are the foundation upon which Verizon and the America are built."

Spoken like a true foreign invader hiding inside the Trojan horse ready to pounce once the silly Americans have become enamored with the horse's golden mane and carted the wooden beast inside the castle walls.

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Post ID: @ozi+JUVHeeh

It is sad but I must agree with you. I look through the e-mail systems and see so many American names. Why is this? Yet I must believe one day Mr. McAdam will step aside, allowing Shankar to diversify us.

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Post ID: @nqq+JUVHeeh

American way brother, can't stop it. Get mine now society, greed is the business model.

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Post ID: @tnv+JUVHeeh

Verizon continues to give to so many. Americans should not be so focused upon themselves but instead upon the global community. We are the foundation upon which Verizon and the America are built.

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Post ID: @gjq+JUVHeeh

Verizon gets away with so much!!! We have to take a stand because I'm personally done being treated this way!!! Anonymous needs to step in and blast this company for what they really are!!! Working at Verizon is like working at a sweat shop

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