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As of 2025, the telecommunications company AT&T had around 133 thousand employees, continuing its downward trend from previous years.
AT&T's workforce has declined year-on-year since 2019, with a 40 percent reduction through to January 2025. In 2020, AT&T's CEO, John Stankey, committed the operator to finding six billion U.S. dollars in savings by 2023, with a reduction in labor costs listed as a key target. In spring 2023, the operator announced further measures in the form of office closures across the country, with a new policy requiring certain management staff to attend an office at least three times a week. While these measures did not include layoffs, AT&T stated that the new requirements may spur employees to seek opportunities elsewhere. Moreover, the company's 2022 decision to spin off its interest in the media company WarnerMedia significantly reduced its workforce by over 20 percent.
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