Telecom Egypt has reintroduced its voluntary early retirement program, and is targeting enrolling 2,000 of its employees this year, the company said in a bourse disclosure (pdf). Eligible employees who apply for the program can receive one-off and monthly cash payments, as well as three-year medical insurance plans for themselves and their families. The move is part of the state-owned landline monopoly’s plans to cut costs.
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