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Verizon is set to lay off as many as 15,000 employees in a significant move aimed at reducing costs under the leadership of new CEO Dan Schulman. This decision comes as the telecommunications giant seeks to enhance its competitive stance against rivals AT&T and T-Mobile, who have been making strides in the market.
Schulman, who recently took the helm, is prioritizing financial efficiency and operational effectiveness to navigate the challenging landscape of the telecom industry. The layoffs are part of a broader strategy to streamline operations and reallocate resources to more critical areas of the business.
While the company has not disclosed specific details regarding the departments affected, these layoffs mark a pivotal moment for Verizon as it aims to adapt to changing market dynamics and consumer demands. The move has raised concerns among employees and industry analysts alike, as the company strives to balance cost reductions with the need to maintain a robust workforce capable of driving innovation and growth in the future.
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