Unless you are a friend or family with someone in the management or a major kiss a**, you will not move up at Cigna. I have seen the same people who have proven inept at their work get promoted several times, while experienced people with seniority... — read more 

I also worked for CIGNA for 30 years. My wife retired from CIGNA after 36 years and our daughter is on her 18th year with CIGNA. Yes, it is a great company!

I've worked in customers service for a long time, and believe me when I say, this company has no future. Don't get me wrong, the pay was ok, but everything else was a mess. Or it was while I was there, but I doubt anything changed. Terrible work... — read more 

Cigna is not a good company to work for as long as it is affiliated with Teldrug. Teldrug is the worst company to work for, everything about that company is political, they have supervisor that are disrespectful, liars, spiteful, and also... — read more 

I am considering leaving Cigna on my own. The pay is good in theory, but I have to do the work of four people every single day for it. There is absolutely no balance between work and personal life here. We have good people opting to leave all the... — read more 

I got blindsided with a job elimination at Cigna a few years ago - no severance was received even though I was expecting it. At that time (2014) there were many layoffs and the review process was too rigid - really, I'd say not fair . Cigna managers... — read more 

The market is awkward right now. There is a lot of uncertainty and Cigna is not an exemption here - we struggle too if times are uncertain. My wife works for UnitedHealth and they are cutting right now, I have a ton of buddies at Aetna, they have... — read more 

I'm a bit concerned as a shareholder not sure if its true...Is Cigna loosing its top Sales leadership talent due to under-performing product portfolio US Domestic Healthcare or is it a reflection of market re-configuration?

EMPLOYEES of both companies need to wake up, stand up and GET ORGANIZED!

Do you think we'll have (new) layoffs in Bloomfield.

There is to be an announcement tomorrow afternoon about the future of some Cigna Medical Centers in the Phoenix area. Not sure what is going to happen but pharmacist at one center visibly upset after meeting with Cigna executives

I completely agree with all the Anthem posts. I would recommend staying away from that company if you are job hunting, unless you like temp work. As a company they constantly imply that they honor their employees and the community, but they directly... — read more 

No layoffs but people are quitting, that's a bummer but good luck to all

Did you know that the severance agreement I got had a provision amounting to life-time indentured servitude as well a provision requiring affirming that I had no claims - which is different than releasing claims. So I would have had to sell myself... — read more 

Those of you new to Anthem... Just keep in mind, Anthem is NOTORIOUS for laying people off while having open and active "help wanted" ad's up .... Just because they're hiring for your dept doesn't mean they need you. Just means they want a cheaper... — read more 

What is the likelihood of CIGNA layoffs in Bloomfield in 2016? Please let me know if you have any information.

Per Hartford, Conn. NBC channel 30, Cigna Insurance is replacing hundreds of American workers with Satyam India employees. They reported there are over 20K unemployed Conn. IT workers. DOL reports Conn. has over 70K non-immigrant temporary workers... — read more 

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Do you guys anticipate any layoffs due to the merger. I am referring to both Anthem and Cigna resources?

I heard that we will be targeting IT resources in Q2 of 2014. This is becoming a pattern, Cordani likes to trim IT, the fact that we are already hurting on the IT side does not matter, people are working long hours and many are fed up with how we are... — read more 

1300 people were let go, 2014 to be even worse

layoffs are constant - they always happen at cigna - nothing to change

Here is yet another layoff announcement from Cigna - and for those of you that did not get the memo yet - it's all about lining the executive pockets with fat money - forget the worker, forget the patient, forget the shareholder... Cannot you see... — read more