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ATT to trim 12000 jobs
AT&T Inc., the 26th largest employer in Wichita, will cut 12000 jobs, or about 4 percent of its national work force. In Wichita, AT&T currently employs about 719 full-time workers, according to the Wichita Business Journals 2008 Book of Lists.
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