T-Mobile ends DEI software in an attempt to win the approval of the deal from FCC

T-Mobile has abandoned all its diversity, fair and inclusive programs. in To the Federal Communications Committee, communications said it “ends its DEI policies (…) not only by name, but in essence.”

T-Mobile waited comfortably to dismantle its Dei’s efforts to wait for the Federal Communications Committee’s approval for a major deal. The company needs regulatory support to buy wide assets from the United States, in a $ 4.4 billion deal. It is also looking to create a joint venture with the KKR investment company that will get the Metronet Internet provider.

She said that the head of the Federal Communications Committee (FCC) Brendan Car was a positive reaction to this change in a text message to the post: “This is another good step forward to achieve opportunities, non -discrimination and public interest.” Car To the lead in the Federal Communications Committee (FCC) by President Donald Trump. He was one of the remaining Democratic Commissioners at the agency, Anna M. Gomez, more fragile than the “T-Mobile” of its policies. She said The surrender of communications to the current administration was “mocking its commitment to the teacher to eliminate discrimination, enhance fairness, and amplify the actresses of the acting representation.”

T-Mobile is not the first to sponsor DEI obligations for the approval of the Federal Communications Committee. In May, the organizers Verizon fusion worth $ 20 million with Frontier only after the company agreed to end Dei programs.