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Sunrise, Switzerland’s second-largest telecommunications provider, plans to cut up to 450 full-time jobs as part of an effort to reduce operating costs. The proposed reductions would affect one of the country’s major telecom employers and add to pressure on the sector to improve efficiency.
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Sunrise
Sunrise is considering up to 450 additional job cuts, equivalent to nearly 16% of its current workforce, as it reviews its business model. Together with cuts announced earlier this year, the telecommunications company could eliminate as many as 600 positions in 2026.
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