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Sunrise is examining the elimination of 450 positions: The company also wants to restructure itself with the help of AI.

For the second time this year, Sunrise is announcing layoffs. In total, it could affect almost a fifth of the workforce.

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Sunrise is examining the elimination of 450 positions: The company also wants to restructure itself with the help of AI.

Sunrise, the second-largest Swiss telecommunications company, has announced plans to cut up to 450 full-time jobs as part of a multi-year restructuring effort. The company is anticipating market and technology developments and aims to strengthen its market position and improve its operations. The job cuts, which could affect nearly a fifth of its 2,900 employees, would primarily be in Switzerland and would not impact shop, sales, and customer service staff.

This is the second round of layoffs at Sunrise this year, following 150 job cuts announced in February.

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