With not enough employees taking Sprint (NYSE: S) Nextel up on its voluntary buyout offer, the latest analyst speculation is that the carrier will put up to 10 percent of its workforce out on the street after the holidays. It appears everything is on the table as Sprint CEO Dan Hesse prepares to make even more drastic moves to bring the house in order, the AP reports. The latest round of job cuts would come just one year after the carrier made an equivalent round of layoffs and closed almost 10 percent of its company-owned stores. If the plan goes through, it will mark the third straight year in a row that the carrier has made steep job cuts.
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