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CWA Contends AT&T/T-Mobile Merger Will Create 100K Jobs

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karitelo3

Nov 10, 2011, 4:52 PM

Jobs...

AT&T's already planning to outsource more call centers in the orient.. 😁 😁 😁
justfinethanku

Nov 8, 2011, 2:27 PM

You know what WOULD create more jobs?

The government keeping its filthy hands off of EVERYTHING.
justfinethanku said:
The government keeping its filthy hands off of EVERYTHING.


That would not be government; that would be anarchy. Is that really what you want?

As I have noted previously, your hyperbole hurts...
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As for what would really create more jobs in the telecom sector, break up AT&T and VZW -- again!

Each wireline/fiber company should be independent of each wireless company. Additionally, each wireless company really could be split into two vertica...
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jgisonfire

Nov 8, 2011, 1:00 PM

What About Authorized Retail Locations?

While this MAY (I don't think it will) create some jobs (most would be temp work) on the national level, where a FEW locations gain the jobs, EVERY market with T-Mobile and AT&T Authorized retail locations will probably loose one of them. Yes it is "only" 4 or 5 jobs per city and not every city will be effected, but THOSE are the people all of these regulatory agencies need to think about, NOT the temp work of expanding the network, the people who are currently employed in these smaller stores.
somewhat flawed logic. while the actual door will be closed, the people will still be needed. Current staffing in COR and agent is designed to handle the current customer base. It would not be possible to take on an additional 40 million or so cust...
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DT1401

Nov 8, 2011, 10:43 PM

Seriously?

AT&T do you really think were a bunch of inbreed uneducated jackasses... CMA why didn't you say AT&T will add 4 trillion bizzilion cazillon... jobs... The bell need to be bust again...
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linkfeeney

Nov 8, 2011, 3:44 PM

union at work!

enuff said!
Truer words have not been spoken.
northeast

Nov 8, 2011, 12:30 PM

job creation?

100k jobs sounds great, but building a network is essentially a temp job. Not nearly that many would be needed to run it.

Decreased competition has never been good for job growth or for the consumer.

Then again, CWA probably has its own agenda.
northeast said:
Then again, CWA probably has its own agenda.


Yeah, lining their pockets with large sums of money.
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Well according to the article it says they believe it will create jobs. I can say the sky is will turn green tomorrow, it doesn't mean that it will happen. So essentially, it's all spectulation and pipe dreams on AT&T/T-Mobile/CWA's part.
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GettingSleepy

Nov 8, 2011, 2:13 PM

Do they really think we're this stupid?

One company buying out it's competitor has not once ever in the history of jobs existing created more jobs over the long run. I'm insulted that AT&T really thinks we're this stupid.
Amen!
tether

Nov 8, 2011, 2:15 PM

To all doubters, it WILL create 100,000 new jobs......

in INDIA Call Centers perhaps! I have Simple Mobile so I really don't mind AT&T taking over knowing that my coverage area will get a little better so I'm no AT&T hater. However the notion that "competition increases" & "jobs will be created" is just laughable. So, T-Mobile has 35K or so employees now but that number will TRIPLE when AT&T takes over? What an idiotic notion! If lucky, maybe half of the T-Mobile staff will be kept on. Jobs will be lost in this merger eventually. The CWA just looks at picking up union dues & membership by 15-20K as a big win for them & pushing this hard for that reason only. Lying right along with AT&T to just get this deal done. The only way I can see 100K new jobs is if they would fire all the U.S.-based T...
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mycool

Nov 8, 2011, 1:58 PM

While we're at it...

I propose the government give me $1B. In doing so I'll create 1M NEW jobs!


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Each of those jobs will last for 1 hour and pay $10/hr.
 
 
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