Thread regarding AT&T Inc. layoffs

Reality for some and not some others. Kool Aid available for some.

Most people working at ATT think the other guy will be hit or the other department will be hit. Sadly ATT is going to dump up to 80 % of the US employees to save costs. Verizon dumped Florida, Texas, California and only kept cell service. ATT is doing the same thing and people have their heads up a dark place if they think otherwise.

The sale to Frontier of the Connecticut was just the first. People say it was due to union giving ATT a hard time. Bull !!! ATT wanted to see how it worked. Verizon did the same thing in 2013 with 1.3 million voice line in the northeast. Sold all to Frontier. People say Frontier is a small startup. Bull!!! Frontier has been the phone business since 1946. They now have service in 27 states. Guess who is the dominate carrier in Texas. not ATT( SBC) yep Frontier. ATT applied to the state regulators to drop dominate carrier status in Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, Michigan, Ohio, Indiana and a few others. They keep it very quiet and don't want the unions to object in hearings.

Getting to 20 to 40 years is something a new employee will never see.

It's about time we did the math -- How many households and small businesses have the potential of being shut off or abandoned by Verizon and AT&T? How many will be forced to use Verizon's /ATT Wireless services, even when they are not a substitute? How many copper lines are in service today in America today?

ATT passes 76 million homes with copper 1% with fiber. 6.6% ( 5.5 million ) have U-Verse service and ATT is losing customers bigtime.

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Analyst: AT&T's transition to SDN will make job cuts 'inevitable' AT&T will cut workers in the US not oversea.

AT&T's transformation to becoming a software-defined operator will make it a more flexible software-driven company but that change will result in job cuts, said Chris Antlitz, telecom senior analyst with Technology Business Research.

AT&T is laying off 200 wireline workers in its Houston call center facility that are charged with taking consumer collection calls for its traditional voice and U-verse video and broadband services.

AT&T is laying 300 wireline workers in its Chicago 911 and private line call center facility

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Post ID: @2ysh+EGXueh0

TWC expanded 71% new subscribers while AT&T , and Verizon collectively lost 432,000 DSL subscribers, very cool

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Post ID: @2zng+EGXueh0

AT&T continues to intentionally bleed off DSL users it doesn't want to pay to upgrade, losing 278,000 of them on the quarter. And while AT&T added 26,000 new DirecTV subscribers after acquiring the company for $69 billion, the more troubling metric for AT&T is it lost 92,000 U-Verse customers on the quarter, I must wonder if Wall street know that layoffs will offset for the lost revenues, it is just plain math.

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Post ID: @1rxi+EGXueh0

AT&T has gotten its dividend payout ratio to less than 15% on a trailing-12-month basis, and although AT&T’s stock lags the overall market, looks weak, the DYV deal have not produce any substantial results, i addition they are migrating their U- Verse vodeo subscribers base to DTV, no looking good

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Post ID: @1lwo+EGXueh0

The landscape is shifting, who can predict the business conditions five years from now? I'd bet on YouTube, FB, Apple and Google. Everyone else is in a weak position

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Post ID: @qtu+EGXueh0

ATT is losing 25k U-Verse customers a month.

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