BT sheds more jobs as cost-cutting helps boost its earnings
Summary
BT sheds another 18,000 jobs as cost-cutting helps boost its earnings, the Evening Standard and The Independent first reported on Thursday 5 November, the telecoms giant's total workforce falling from 108,000 to 90,000 over its half-year. The Independent then reported that BT sheds nearly another 8,000 jobs as cost-cutting helps boost its earnings, the total workforce, excluding the international business, falling to 90,000 over its half-year.
Latest: BT sheds nearly another 8,000 jobs as cost-cutting helps boost its earnings, The Independent reported, the total workforce, excluding the international business, falling to 90,000, after the Evening Standard and The Independent first reported another 18,000 jobs and a total workforce falling from 108,000 to 90,000.
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How it unfolded
Thursday 5 November
BT sheds nearly another 8,000 jobs as cost-cutting helps boost its earnings, The Independent reported, the total workforce, excluding the international business, falling to 90,000, after the Evening Standard and The Independent first reported another 18,000 jobs and a total workforce falling from 108,000 to 90,000.
- 08:09The Independent BT sheds nearly 8,000 more jobs as cost-cutting drive continues
- 06:18The Independent BT sheds nearly another 8,000 jobs as cost-cutting helps boost earnings
- 05:50Evening Standard BT sheds another 18,000 jobs as cost-cutting helps boost earnings
- 05:50The Independent BT sheds another 18,000 jobs as cost-cutting helps boost earnings