-- 根據《環球郵報》週一報道，加拿大電信業者羅傑斯通訊公司（Rogers Communications，RCI-B.TO）正向其25,000名員工中的一半提供自願離職方案。 該報稱，這是近年來電信業在成長放緩背景下規模最大的裁員。 以下是路透社報道中的一些細節，該報導已發佈在BNN Bloomberg網站上： - 報道稱，羅傑斯週一表示，將向多個業務部門的員工提供離職方案，但並未說明是否有裁員目標。 - 羅傑斯發言人扎克·卡雷羅（Zac Carreiro）告訴《環球郵報》：“我們正在採取措施調整成本結構，以反映當前商業環境的實際情況。作為其中的一部分，一些團隊選擇提供自願離職和退休計劃，讓部分員工可以選擇是繼續留在公司還是開啟新的篇章。” 報告稱，公司部分團隊，包括電視主持人、Rogers Sports and Media旗下Sportsnet的員工以及工會成員，均不符合資格。 Rogers尚未回覆路透社的置評請求。 本月初，Rogers預測2026年的資本支出將比2025年水準下降約30%，因為該公司在嚴峻的價格環境下控制了支出。 （市場動態新聞來自與全球市場專業人士的對話和/或其他媒體管道。這些資訊被認為是可靠的，但可能包含傳聞和猜測。準確性無法保證。）
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