AT&T is poised to cut more staff numbers, according to internal documents seen by Randall Stephen. The move comes despite a $20bn tax break in the last quarter and favourable changes by the US government to consumer protection, including net neutrality and broadband privacy guidelines. A new report by Communications Workers of America accused AT&T of moving to a low-wage model and damaging its reputation for customer service and corporate citizenship.
AT&T is poised to cut more staff numbers, according to internal documents seen by Motherboard. The move comes despite a $20bn tax break in the last quarter and favourable changes by the US government to consumer protection, including net neutrality and broadband privacy guidelines. A new report by Communications Workers of America accused AT&T of moving to a low-wage model and damaging its reputation for customer service and corporate citizenship.