mobilewhack.com - 1/27/2009
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In case you thought you are still working for Sprint, we have some potentially bad news for you. You might be one of those 8,000 people the company is laying off. That will save Sprint about $1.2 billion and you will have to go get a new job. The details ...
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Operates with wireless technology on GSM/GPRS 900/1800 networks
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to your computer. TFT-LCD color touch screen display With 320 x 320 resolution makes navigation of features a breeze. ...
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Today on Mobilewhack.com Author: Paul B 26 Jan Cell Phone Manufacturers Report Losses Pink Sony Ericsson W350 Ready for Valentineâs Day 10-Inch Acer Aspire One to Arrive in February Sprint Lays Off 8,000 People RIMâs CEO Tells Everyone to Deal with Buggy Smartphones Sony Ericsson F305 Spotted Under Hello Kitty Case Sony Brings Color to PSP 3G MicroCell Is AT&Tâs Femtocell Version Dell Latitude XT2 Tablet PC Philips Lays Off 6,000 Workers Corebook Computers Carries us to the Future of Mobile Computing ...
Sprint to dump 8000 employees to save $1.2 billion
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... expected to save Sprint roughly $1.2 billion; the unfortunate thing is the 8,000 will now be unemployed and have to seek new employment which as everyone and their uncle seems to be dropping staff is going to be hard going.
Details of Sprint’s layoff haven’t been made public as yet but apparently the staff dump will affect all levels within the company and across various locations. Furthermore, Sprint intends to freeze any pay increases to affect more savings.
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