I just don't know how they can justify laying off any more Field Services technicians. The techs that do DSL and POTS repair. The majority of the 21 state footprint are operating in "service emergency" conditions. Meaning that the workload far exceeds capacity. At times, it takes weeks before a tech can get out. I was speaking to Network Services manager the other day, and she said that there were so many open repair tickets that it averaged out to about 20 per day per tech, when it used to average about three. And those in my work group now have to deal with the fallout. Very angry customers. Businesses down for a week or more. I just wonder if this is due to a miscalculation and cutting too many techs, or if this is by design to piss off our wireline customers that we don't want anymore hoping that they will leave?
Originally posted by @Ol8S3pY-4lde.