AT&T should prioritize American workers instead of laying off experienced employees while continuing to rely on the H-1B visa program.
Why not return to the days when American companies invested heavily in American talent, provided proper training, and created long-term career opportunities?
If AT&T genuinely wants to improve productivity, customer satisfaction, and operational efficiency, it should start by investing in its domestic workforce rather than treating layoffs as the easiest way to reduce costs.
America has plenty of talented engineers, IT professionals, network specialists, and technology graduates who deserve opportunities to contribute.
Before laying off American employees, AT&T should demonstrate that it has exhausted opportunities to retain, retrain, and redeploy qualified domestic workers.
Put American workers first, invest in American talent, and let the results speak for themselves.