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T-Mobile Lays Off Workers in Engineering, Network Jobs

T-Mobile US Inc. is shedding staff in its network-operations and engineering group, a part of a restructuring program that has already eradicated 1000’s of jobs because the firm merged with Sprint two years in the past.

The newest wave of layoffs occurred in latest days and included managers and executives, mentioned an worker who was laid off this week. Other T-Mobile staff had been posting about dropping their jobs on web boards.

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