Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

Article in Huffington Post on employee COVID19 concerns who work in retail AT&T stores

https://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/us_5e73c54dc5b63c3b648ce02f

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Huff Post a piece of c-ap rag...wouldn't trust anything they say...

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Post ID: @1fte+143R56Uz

Now those guys may get a chance to call in sick, or all in dead.

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Post ID: @1lxj+143R56Uz

You are not working for a flying f. You are working for paycheck. Stop complaining about an over hyped issue.

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Post ID: @1ync+143R56Uz

They crammed 20+ employees into a store here in town. Each had a customer. And managers standing around. Not giving a flying f.

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Post ID: @1dat+143R56Uz

Why are you leaving us to die Randall? Why? Why?

You brag of having "torrential" free cash flow coming into the company, why are you not looking out for your employees in the midst of this deadly epidemic??? Is the cost of a sanitary wipe greater than the value of a human life to you and your bean counters? Because I'm sure you have done a cost benefit analysis on providing for your workers versus the expected death risk.

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Post ID: @1qiv+143R56Uz

OMG...OMG, In the last investor call Randall said that he had torrential free cash flow, ample enough to cover day-to-day expenses, network investments and dividend outlays, leaving about $12 billion that can be used to pay down debt next year.

so what happened? why is he doing this? why?

It seems like reality is finally stying on.....resulting in the 5th great MISTAKE from this terrible CEO

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Post ID: @1lqg+143R56Uz

Nice to see news getting out of just how little this company cares about the health and safety of its workers.

Having to use gloves left over by the cleaning crew is absolutely unacceptable. A professionally run business in a global pandemic would have plenty of NEW disposable gloves for their employees and sanitizer and wipes to clean customer's filthy and potentially infected phones.

And don't even get me started on the way Prem Techs are being treated during this health crisis. They are being sent out to the field to numerous potentially infected houses every day to install non critical services with NO protective equipment whatsoever.

Meanwhile, the managers are locked up in their offices and wont even allow the 'untouchable' Prem Techs to come inside. They have no problem sending their worker's out in harm's way, but will not do the same themselves. This is NOT leadership, this is beyond pathetic.

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