Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

Make money working from home!

Why is T and Other Big Companies (e.g., IBM, Bank of America) Calling Their Remote Workers Back to the Office?

https://www.nbcnews.com/business/business-news/why-are-big-companies-calling-their-remote-workers-back-office-n787101

Here is the hypothesis, not sure if I can agree with this:

“As with any monumental shift in employment practices, initially you have companies jump on board and an interesting idea becomes a fad of sorts and subsequently people start poking holes in it and the trend begins to dip,” Chere Taylor, founder of Fulcrum HR Consulting, told NBC News.

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Post ID: @OP+X2NeZ0B

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The more people you make leave, the fewer you have to layoff.

Take the DTV side as an example - with the random yet regular forced 6 days which are mostly unneeded, the mandatory 10 hour days, same day drop in jobs at 5 pm, the cancelled PTOs - our shop has had 14 people quit in the last year or so. We only had 42 to begin with.

So simply by making life miserable, T has reduced our headcount by over 25 percent with minimal cost to the company.

Win for the company.

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Post ID: @oof+X2NeZ0B

It’s all bs. Ride the train and milk the cow until the bitter end folks.

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Post ID: @drw+X2NeZ0B

The only problem is there is no "office" to come back to. You're sitting at a table with 20 other people in an open floor like you're back in preschool.

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Post ID: @jyb+X2NeZ0B

Because they are looking to lose headcount through attrition. That is he whole reason for recalling work from home. :-).

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Post ID: @ndz+X2NeZ0B

Probably because they are about to have a lay-off.

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