Thread regarding Verizon Communications Inc. layoffs

http://247wallst.com/telecom-wireless/2016/04/21/can-verizon-beat-the-unions-putting-the-current-strike-in-historical-perspective/

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Reed is a classless spineless a--hole.

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Post ID: @mwe+H1kYvCm

That is correct, out of 20,000 trained and ready to go last august. I think this is called premature EWAlation.

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The author contradicts VZ

"More evidence that Verizon came prepared for this strike comes from its latest 10-K:

Labor contracts covering approximately 36,300 employees of our wireline business expired on August 1, 2015. We continue to be engaged in negotiations with our unions regarding new contracts. During the course of these negotiations we could experience lengthy work stoppages, which could adversely affect our business operations, including a loss of revenue and strained relationships with customers."

10,000 Replacement Workers are putting a scratching the load> I think the expression is to put a dent in the mutha

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Post ID: @ocx+H1kYvCm

It's a plan on paper, lets see what happens in reality.

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Co-Authored by Marc Reed.

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