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Cuts announcedSaturday 31st January 2026Formal notice

Deutsche Telekom files a WARN notice for 74 jobs in Kentucky

Deutsche TelekomCuttingTelecoms & mediaEurope

74jobs cut, counted
1report · 1 outlet, 1 major
OfficialBest source

T-Mobile USA, Inc. filed a WARN notice on 2026-01-31 for a layoff of 74 employees at its Jefferson County, Louisville, KY facility, effective 2026-04-02.

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  1. 31st Jan

    WARN notice (KY) Official

    T-Mobile USA, Inc. filed a WARN notice on 2026-01-31 for a layoff of 74 employees at its Jefferson County, Louisville, KY facility, effective 2026-04-02.

Deutsche Telekom now

Cutting Confirmed by the company or a formal notice (such as a US WARN notice)

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