Malawi mobile phone giant TNM confirms 137 job cuts as part of restructuring efforts

TNM plc, one of the country’s integrated information and communications technology and mobile phone network operators, has confirmed that from its 713 employees it will remain with 576 and lay off 137 job.

Ngwenya: TNM retrenchment sees 137 lose jobs

The company said it will continue to deliver outstanding  services as the retrenchment is part of the development and functional review exercise following changes in the telecommunications industry.

“In a more data-driven future, TNM will work like an internet company. This requires fewer staff as well as staff with a different skills profile, hence, TNM is adapting to these changes in the market environment and circumstances,” said  head of marketing Sobhuza Ngwenya.

He said in the organisational review which was done “across the company from management down the lowest level,’’  45 employees volunteered to leave out of the affected 137.

Malawi Congress of Trade Union (MCTU) claimed it was disappointed by the job cuts.

This is a new wave of job cuts from mobile phone network operators, which is likely also going to hit rivals Airtel MalawI.

 

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Kapado Chimulirenji
4 years ago

Will the retrenchment include Ngwenya himself?

TOSH
4 years ago

all these sad stories are happening bkoz of one person called jezebel ANSAH

Chakakala
Chakakala
4 years ago

We should brace for more retrenchments due to the prevailing economic turbulences which are mainly caused by the demos. Businesses are at a standstill. Things are not moving. Next to face retrenchments is Civil Service itself…I can see this coming

Khika
Khika
4 years ago
Reply to  Chakakala

It will be Reforms that will see massive retrenchments in the Civil Service

Mandado@147
Mandado@147
4 years ago
Reply to  Chakakala

Cause by Peter and his aphumbwez can’t manage economic sustainability and growth only corruption nepotism and lawlessness even shamelessly stealing votes. Demos have been here for 5 years you idiot!!

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