TIM job cuts could ultimately save a fortune
TIM has reportedly reached agreement with workers unions that will enable it to shed as many as 1,200 jobs, a move that will help it to shave a significant sum from its domestic staffing costs.
TIM has reportedly reached agreement with workers unions that will enable it to shed as many as 1,200 jobs, a move that will help it to shave a significant sum from its domestic staffing costs.
Vodafone Spain is cutting around 12% of its workforce, shedding staff that do not fit with its digital transformation push.
The Swedish telecom kit maker announced it will create up to 800 new jobs in the UK within the next two years driven by the accelerated 5G rollout.
It seems Apple does not consider itself immune from collateral damage, as whispers about a China exit are becoming louder and more plentiful.
Vodafone has decided its Italian arm needs a new cunning plan and, as is so often the case, it’s likely to involve a bunch of redundancies.
Global accountancy firm PwC has defied logic and contextual awareness by declaring artificial intelligence will actually have a positive impact on the UK’s employment numbers, creating more jobs than it destroys.
A Swedish newspaper reckons Ericsson’s latest round of cost cuts could affect 25,000 people but it’s mainly conjecture and Ericsson says the specifics are still undecided.
Vodafone has announced it will be bringing 2100 new call-centre roles back to UK, replacing current third-party agents who are based in South Africa.
UK fixed-line market leader BT waited only one working day after getting the green light to acquire EE before commencing a charm offensive that is likely to continue for much of the year.
Apple frontman Steve Jobs has taken a six month leave of absence over health related issues, sparking the usual concerns over the future of the company. Last week, the chief executive addressed the Apple community, revealing that a hormone imbalance was to blame for his health issues, in the wake of his battle with pancreatic […]