Verizon completed 13,000 layoffs after CEO warning
Verizon completed 13,000 layoffs after CEO Dan Schulman said in November that the company would reduce its workforce by that amount. Light Reading reported that more cuts could follow after Verizon finished that previously announced reduction.
The reported reduction totals 13,000 jobs. The source does not specify in the provided excerpt which business units, countries, or employee groups were affected, and it does not provide a new number for any additional cuts that may follow.
For the eSIM industry, Verizon remains a major United States mobile network operator (MNO, a carrier that owns and operates its network). Workforce reductions at large operators can affect investment priorities across consumer mobile, enterprise connectivity, device distribution, and digital provisioning systems such as remote SIM provisioning (RSP, the technology used to download and manage eSIM profiles), although the source excerpt does not state any direct impact on Verizon's eSIM operations.
Related Questions
- Does Verizon support eSIM in the United States?
- Yes. Verizon is a United States operator that supports eSIM, although this report is about layoffs and does not announce any change to Verizon's eSIM service.
- How many jobs did Verizon cut?
- Verizon completed 13,000 layoffs. Light Reading reported that additional cuts could still follow.
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