T-Mobile to shed just under 7% of its total workforce
The head of mobile networking giant T-Mobile said Thursday the company would trim just under 7% of its workforce over the coming months as part of a cost-cutting strategy.
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The head of mobile networking giant T-Mobile said Thursday the company would trim just under 7% of its workforce over the coming months as part of a cost-cutting strategy.
T-Mobile USA's corporate and back-office employees are likely to be affected. Some employees holding technology roles will also be laid-off, T-Mobile said in a regulatory filing.
T-Mobile is set to lay off 5,000 employees, around 7 percent of its workforce just months after acquiring Ryan Reynolds' Mint Mobile for $1.35 billion.
Believing the keeping customers has become more expensive, T-Mobile has laid off 5,000 employees in its move to retain profitability
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