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DisconnectedBarbara Rudolph

Disconnected

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The economy is booming, yet healthy, profitable companies continue to lay off hundreds of thousands of employees and downsizing has become a permanent part of the landscape of corporate America. In Disconnected, acclaimed journalist Barbara Rudolph puts a human face on this new economic reality, through intimate portraits of six people whose lives were irrevocably changed when they lost their jobs at AT & T. When they were cut loose from the corporate fold at AT & T - an American icon that once promised lifetime job security and claimed the unquestioning allegiance of its employees - these…

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  • Other · English · 1998
    Free Press · 214 pages · 9780684842660
EmployeesCorporate cultureCase studiesDismissal ofAmerican Telephone and Telegraph CompanyDownsizing of organizationsEmployees, dismissal of