Thread regarding Verizon Communications Inc. layoffs

Network Moratorium just extended to Jan 31st. What's the reason for that?

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Maybe also because the Infosys transition is happening during this period. Network access to Verizon servers seems to be a difficult task during this transition

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@WHvk7YG-1prc - There are a lot of immature folks posting on this board. I wish they would just grow up and answer the freakin' questions!

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Post ID: @1uys+WHvk7YG

Not sure why people have to be so rude. The question wasn’t about what a moritorium is but why was the typical holiday one extended.

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Post ID: @1prc+WHvk7YG

First time I've seen an extension like that in 32 years... by the way, awu.. ? eat sh--e and bark at the moon.

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Post ID: @1jdd+WHvk7YG

In the telco world, the term "moratorium" is used to describe the time that no changes are allowed to be made to the network, except to fix outages. Normally, these are put in effect during holiday periods or critical useage times. It was originally scheduled to last thru 1/3/19. Hope that helps.

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Post ID: @khs+WHvk7YG

If you work for vz then you should be replaced with someone with at least a micro gram of brain SpongeBob....ask that question on a couple that has non to do with telecommunications id--t

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