FCC Asks AT&T to Clarify How T-Mobile Deal Will Add Jobs
Oct 13, 2011, 2:09 PM by Eric M. Zeman
The Federal Communications Commission today formally requested AT&T to supply it with yet more information regarding its proposed acquisition of T-Mobile. The FCC suggests that AT&T's response to questions already posed by the agency are incomplete. Specifically, the FCC wants all the data AT&T has generated in the last five years with respect to its workforce and job creation. The FCC said in a letter today that it wants to see "all analyses, reports, data, or other information in AT&T's possession, custody or control that analyze the size and location of AT&T's workforce both before and as anticipated after the merger. This would include, among all other responsive documents, any documents enumerating the number of T-Mobile and AT&T jobs that will be eliminated or added should the merger be approved, and the effect of the proposed transaction on employment both inside and outside the United States."
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| The truth of the matter | 80dollarcarcharger |
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| discrediting AT&T's contract and external job creation argument | WiWavelength |
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| i used to support the merger but not anymore! | netboy |
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| Is this a Joke? | LibtardExposer |
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