It announced a fresh round of store transitions and employee cuts.
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Verizon Communications is cutting around 3,000 more jobs, reducing the number of company-owned retail stores, and realigning its structure as the nation’s largest wireless carrier continues to cut costs under new CEO Daniel Schulman. Verizon will lay off 2,500 retail workers and 500 corporate employees, and will sell 274 of its corporate-owned stores to bring the overall number down to about 1,000, the company told Barron’s Thursday. Barron’s reported earlier this week that Verizon would announce layoffs on Thursday.
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The company will retain roughly 1,000 corporate-owned stores after the divestiture, which takes effect Aug. 16
The company plans to divest itself of 274 of its retail stores to franchise owners. Most of Verizon’s layoffs would come from the retail-store divestiture.
Investing.com -- Verizon Communications Inc. announced today that it will lay off about 3,000 employees in corporate-owned retail stores as the company moves 274 locations to independent ownership.
U.S. wireless carrier Verizon said it will sell 274 company-owned retail locations and cut about 500 corporate jobs as part of its ongoing restructuring. In total, the moves will impact about 3,000 retail and corporate employees. Verizon will own 1,000 stores after the sale effective Aug. 16.
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