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Telstra, the telecommunications giant, is facing backlash for its decision to lay off thousands of workers in a bid to reduce costs and restructure its business. The mass job cuts have been described as 'appalling' and 'cheap' by industry insiders, highlighting the grim reality of corporate restructuring in the digital age.
Macquarie Telecom's Luke Clifton criticized Telstra's move as a 'sinister' decision that will further deteriorate the company's already poor customer service. The wave of layoffs, attributed to the adoption of AI technology and the need for efficiency, is seen as a prelude to the broader impact of automation on the job market.
As Telstra sheds 2800 jobs in its enterprise unit, the Australian economy faces a stark warning about the challenges of surging costs and a slowing economy. This move, aimed at saving millions for the company, sheds light on the harsh realities of corporate restructuring amidst technological advancements.
The call for the government to intervene and potentially buy out Telstra reflects the severity of the situation, with one Independent MP likening it to a 'life and death' scenario. The shift in corporate strategies signals the end of traditional job security practices, paving the way for a new era of uncertainty in the workforce.
Telstra has been called on to halt its “appalling” decision to sack thousands of workers as the telco giant tries to cut costs and streamline its business.
Telstra has been slammed by Macquarie Telecom's Luke Clifton for a “cheap, sinister move that will worsen its already disgraceful customer service ...
Telstra's job cuts are brutal, but it's a sign of things to come for the wider workforce as the AI tsunami looms.
Telstra has become the first of Australia's big corporates to undertake massive cuts partly in response to surging costs and slowing economy, marking an end ...
Aussie telco giant Telstra plans to cut up to 2800 jobs in a move it says will help save the company NZ$382 million. The potential job cuts announced on ...
Australian operator expects $233 million in cost savings from reorganization after fall-off in demand.
An Independent MP has escalated his calls for the federal government to buy out Telstra, claiming the telecommunications giant has failed to provide ...
Telstra's job cuts are brutal, but it's a sign of things to come for the wider workforce as the AI tsunami looms.
Telstra has become the first of Australia's big corporates to outline a program of massive cuts, signalling an end to the “jobs banking” that until now has ...
Telstra has become the first of Australia's big corporates to undertake massive cuts partly in response to surging costs and slowing economy, marking an end ...
Whenever mass sackings are announced, like the one at Telstra, it's only natural to wonder if it's isolated to one firm or part of a growing trend within ...
Telstra's job cuts are brutal, but it's a sign of things to come for the wider workforce as the AI tsunami looms.
Telstra's sudden massive job cuts indicate long-term underlying issues and missed opportunities, writes Paul Budde.
Cost avoidance has turned into cost transformation, as CEOs reshape business models to be ready to capitalise when growth return.