Thread regarding Verizon Communications Inc. layoffs

Game OVER

Just like Verizon, Charter, and Frontier Looking for a more efficient way to trigger layoffs, At&T aims to pull plug on traditional landlines, records filed with the Secretary of State, AT&T has invested more than $750,000 in lobbying at the CA capitol on a series of recent bills, including Lows AB 2395, and AT&T lobbying disclosures lists Low among the politicians who received "gifts" in exchange AT&T workers walked off the job Friday and picketed at AT&T locations throughout San Diego.

Workers on strike include technicians and call center operators which means local customers are going without those services until an agreement is reached.

An AT&T spokesperson told CBS News 8 some services have not been interrupted, calls are being forwarded elsewhere, and contractors are in full force taking care of our customers.

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Post ID: @OP+Hvq53kf

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What does any of this have to do with Ftr? They are adding to their Wireline inventory.

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Post ID: @1byf+Hvq53kf

I hear CHARTER is getting involved up in the strike now

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Post ID: @enk+Hvq53kf

&at-and-t they have a board here

Very little talk about the strike

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Post ID: @xtz+Hvq53kf

Yes but the union has little to no involvement in the backbone network. Verizon's 4G network is largely leased from other companies.

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Post ID: @glo+Hvq53kf

There will be a backbone network needed behind 5g just like there is a backbone network needed behind 4g, 3g, etc.......

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Post ID: @nvp+Hvq53kf

Just wait till 5G

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