Thread regarding Verizon Communications Inc. layoffs

How long after a new contract

Will parts of wireline begin to be sold?

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Post ID: @OP+H6F7mpt

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"The union has no contract, VZ can do what they want"

Nope. There are still labor laws in place all over this country although many would like to see them gone altogether.

There's a lot that VZ can do, but "what they want" is not a realistic description of where things legally stand.

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Post ID: @1ioe+H6F7mpt

Frontier will buy ALL they love that free government MONEY

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Post ID: @1tig+H6F7mpt

ucv,

I think you hit the nail on the head.

Another note,

The union has no contract, VZ can do what they want

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Post ID: @1bso+H6F7mpt

FRONTIER WILL BUY MD AND VA...

and VES

Verizon Enterprize Solutions

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Post ID: @jnw+H6F7mpt

There are no buyers interested in what is left. Another bad strategic move on the part of Verizon.

Never have so few phukked so many, while being so clueless about the business that they are actually in.

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Post ID: @ahd+H6F7mpt

No impasse possible because there has been a strike called. Impasse only happens during bargaining

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Post ID: @sji+H6F7mpt

Actually, it can and will happen. Once the contract ran out and negotiations stalled on the entire process, that allows the company to declare an impasse. Once that happens, it is legally possible to begin implementing. Because the union has rejected the entire new proposal from mgt, impasse is a legally sanctioned right.

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Post ID: @xfd+H6F7mpt

what is VES?..I know VDSI is IT in India..

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Post ID: @lcd+H6F7mpt

H6F7mpt-wom. I think that's why there is a strike going on...

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Post ID: @udq+H6F7mpt

"Issue is that the union will have to forgo the current contract so the company can begin the cost cuts. "

You do understand that this is impossible from the sheer legal standpoint?

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Post ID: @wom+H6F7mpt

I agree with H6F7mpt-iec. It was a weird strike date to begin with. If union leadership really planned for long strike, they'd start the strike at the beginning of the month so that member can have longer period of benefit. It seems to me they planned for 2-3 weeks of strike which they don't have to use strike fund.

it will be interesting to see what happens on 30th.

Once this labor issue settled, I'd expect to see some new traditional wireline side of the Verizon is sold at the end of the year. I believe this labor issue was the only remaining road block of the sale.

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Post ID: @nis+H6F7mpt

VES already has been stripped to the bone. 85% of my team is VDSI. They tried to sell us to centurylink (while promising us that it was not the case) but century wouldnt buy us. Frontier is having a lot of trouble with the vzt migration. Might make it tough for then to try to buy more vzt now.

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Post ID: @dnr+H6F7mpt

Union leadership will agree to return to work. Should be hearing an announcement in the next day possibly. Issue is that the union will have to forgo the current contract so the company can begin the cost cuts. I think the union leadership knows that many, many employees will cross the line before the 30th because people just cannot afford for their families to be without healthcare. If that happens, the union is busted so the leaders will claim "victory" in getting back to work, even though they have nothing to show for the strike. It was political gamesmanship to try and cash in on the NY election, and the union played the wrong hand. Now, both union and mgt will be reduced to recover the cost of the strike. Sad situation with no winners. Except the executives. They still make millions either way.

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Post ID: @iec+H6F7mpt

VES is whom exactly? MCI?

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Post ID: @adq+H6F7mpt

I heard, No contract

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Post ID: @ctk+H6F7mpt

Not soon enough. What once was a fear is now a blessing with the pirates running this operation.

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Post ID: @yfs+H6F7mpt

How many managers will be rif'd in the process? what happens to CWA members happens to them too!

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Post ID: @naa+H6F7mpt

It won't be long. I think VZ will follow their plan and divest the rest of the states like they did FL, TX and CA. They have no interest in that business any longer as their only concern is the wireless side of the house. VES will be cut apart or outsourced, and wholesale business will be sold. This will give the execs the cash infusion they need to keep expanding 5G. In all honesty, VES. Wholesale, and the rest of the wireline business isn't even a thought in their minds on a daily basis. After the strike, you will see major layoffs to get the parts of the business right-sized for selling off. There are no winners here. Union and mgt alike will get the shaft.

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Post ID: @ucv+H6F7mpt

Yesterday or the day before.

Can't wait to start working for Frontier. Seriously.

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Post ID: @qai+H6F7mpt

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