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The US telecommunications company, AT&T, has announced 12,000 job
cuts, or 4% of its workforce, in an effort to significantly reduce
costs.
The Texas-based firm cited economic pressures, a changing business
environment and the need for a more efficient organisational
structure.
AT&T said the staff cuts would start in December and would continue
throughout 2009.
It also forecast a reduction in capital expenditures next year.
IN A STATEMENT, AT&T ADDED THAT, DESPITE THE CUTS, IT WOULD CONTINUE
TO CREATE JOBS IN OTHER PARTS OF THE BUSINESS, SUCH AS WIRELESS,
VIDEO AND BROADBAND. [emphasis added]
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Best regards, FAQ FOR AT&T MOBILITY (CINGULAR WIRELESS):
John Navas <http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/AT&T_Mobility_FAQ>
Ron - 05 Dec 2008 01:17 GMT
You are 10 hour late Navas; so its not such NEWS
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