http://www.hartfordbusiness.com/article/20190510/NEWS01/190519997
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I am not a fan of AT&T, but my only surprise regarding this situation is that AT&T waited as long as they did to bail out of Connecticut. Ultra high taxes, billion dollar State budget deficits, a high cost of doing business, and an anti-business culture in the State legislature have caused many other companies to pack up and leave CT as well. Frankly, if I was impacted by this move I would count my blessings if offered a job down South with the move package AT&T is offering.
that will cut down the debt.
AT&T will terminate 46 of the 89 Meriden call-center jobs it plans to cut this year beginning Aug. 2,
whoop-d-friggin'-do!