Verizon's stock has been a major laggard and the company has failed to show annual earnings growth recently. CEO Dan Schulman says layoffs will make Verizon “faster and more focused.
U.S. wireless carrier Verizon said Thursday it will cut more than 13,000 jobs in its largest single layoff as it works to shrink costs and restructure operations.
U.S. employees will be notified Thursday if they are being laid off in Verizon's largest-ever round of workforce cuts.
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Verizon Communications Inc (NYSE:VZ, ETR:BAC) is set to cut approximately 15,000 jobs, or about 15% of its US workforce, marking the largest layoffs in the company's history. The reductions are expected to begin as soon as next week as part of a restructuring under new CEO Dan Schulman.
Verizon is planning to cut about 15,000 jobs in the telecommunications company's largest-ever layoffs as part of a restructuring under its new CEO, a person familiar with the matter told Reuters on Thursday.
After the board soured on Hans Vestberg's network-first focus, his successor as CEO is planning major cost cuts.
Sources told The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) that in the name of reducing costs, Verizon Communications plans to cut about 15,000 jobs within the coming week. According to the Thursday (Nov. 13) report, this would be the largest workforce reduction in the telecommunications giant's history.
Verizon plans layoffs of up to 15,000 workers as new CEO Dan Schulman implements an aggressive cost-cutting strategy to compete with AT&T and T-Mobile.
The cuts are set to happen in the next week, with the company also planning to transition 200 stores to franchised locations, a report said.
The layoffs would represent 15% of the company's workforce.