T-Mobile Cuts 77 More Jobs in Washington, Total US Headcount Drops Over 4,600 Since 2025
PUBLISHED Aug 26, 2026, 4:27 PM ET
T-Mobile is laying off 77 employees across Washington state starting September 21, 2026, continuing a broad workforce reduction under CEO Srini Gopalan. Filed via a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification on August 26, the permanent cuts span multiple cities including Bellevue, Seattle, and Tacoma. This follows earlier 2026 reductions, such as 393 positions eliminated in Washington in February and 112 jobs cut in Irving, Texas, in August. Since late 2025, T-Mobile has decreased its total U.S. headcount by over 4,600 employees, representing a 6.7 percent reduction as the telecommunications provider shifts its strategy toward digital tools and reduces physical store presences. The layoffs coincide with intensifying competitive pressures from rivals AT&T, Verizon, and cable providers offering enhanced consumer deals. Wall Street analysts maintain a strong buy consensus despite recent stock downgrades driven by concerns over future capital expenditures for spectrum and upcoming 6G network infrastructure upgrades.
By Emily Rhodes | JQJO News
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Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification filed on August 26 2026 https://esd.wa.gov/about-employees/warn-notices
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