T-Mobile US cut more than 4,500 jobs in 2024
TL;DR: Deutsche Telekom data published last week shows T-Mobile US reduced its headcount by more than 4,500 employees in 2024, a decline of nearly 7%.
T-Mobile US cut more than 4,500 jobs in 2024, according to Deutsche Telekom data published last week. The figures show T-Mobile US headcount fell by nearly 7% during the year.
The reported reduction comes from workforce data disclosed by Deutsche Telekom, the parent company of T-Mobile US. Based on the published figures, the change amounts to more than 4,500 positions eliminated over the course of 2024.
The source material describes the move as the latest shakeup at T-Mobile US. The published data cited by Light Reading indicates a year-on-year contraction in employee numbers, but the excerpt does not provide a breakdown by business unit, location, or role.
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