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Infosys making calls - The layoff plan becoming clear

Well after being laid off for a year, I got a call from an Infosys recruiter asking if I was interest in my old job as a contractor .. I laughed and said, not interested .. I suspect that other groups like the Torretta Org will do the same thing and continue layoffs to shed cost and pick up no benefit contractors to backfill .


VSP lies Big Bait and Switch

Centene corp pulled a bait and swith with those that applied and VSP accepted. Majority of separation dates are set for next year 2027. When applying separation date was set on or around September 1st. Now that we applied we cannot cancel and face possible lay off, leave on our own or worse fired without the enhanced benefits. Centene trying to save as much cash as possible. Any one else who applied feel the bait and switch??


the final layoff

when you or someone you knew, earned the att life insurance benefit and someone claims it when you are finally laid off (dead) there is a posting in the obituaries that used to occur every month. either they have exhausted the life insurance fund or they have laid off the person who posted the monthly updates. nobody has died since last may according to the site. wtf.


Why is Via Benefits trying so hard to reach me?

Via Benefits is leaving messages that Wells Fargo authorized them to call me about Medicare. I did search and found them to be some sort of insurance advisory company. Before I call them back, does anyone have any experience with Via Benefits? Seems fishy, lots of companies want to “help” us Senior folks with Medicare.

Maybe they have a free knee brace offer that has a stage coach logo?!


Canada Launches Jobless Aid Portal

Canada has introduced a new online portal for workers who have lost their jobs through no fault of their own. This Employment Insurance program offers financial support to individuals facing unemployment due to circumstances like mass layoffs. Eligible applicants can receive a maximum weekly benefit of $729. Applications must be submitted within four weeks of the last working day. Required documents include Social Insurance Number, banking details, and employment history.

Ottawa, Ontario

https://www.legit.ng/people/1722818-canada-announces-weekly-payment-people-lose-jobs-posts-amount/


I've applied to fifty jobs, interviewed at a dozen, and received three offers

Every single one was a step backwards, be it lower base, worse benefits, or less stability. I'm not exaggerating when I say my current situation looks better on paper, even with all the toxicity, layoffs, and everything else we have to deal with on a daily basis. People keep talking about better jobs out there, but I can't find them.


Paid $$ to retire!

On July 31st, eight more high seniority CWA Leg T workers in Minnesota were offered VTP which includes 104 weeks pay for most of these union workers. This amounts to about $140k to almost $200k so it's an awesome opportunity to retire with a very sweet incentive in addition to their nice pension, 401k and medical, dental and vision benefits along with eventual social security. What a sweet ending to a challenging career with T with many years ahead for enjoying well earned retirement. And management has hinted more VTP offers are to come. Great news for workers ready to leave and move on.


Letter that Management retiree Life Insurance was canceled July 31, 2026

Has anyon else who retired from Mobility Management get a letter sating that Life Insurance was canceled and not eliegible for even the $15K of insurance? Just more of AT&T cutting promised benefits then daring you to challenge them when they/Fidelity Benefits center have all documents which they never share


Post Baker Hughes, Just realized the Health Insurance su-ked! I’m talking about the premium one the most expensive one they offered.

Was there for quite a while paid upwards of $1300 a month for many many years.

Deductibles were high, even on the plan where they deductible was the least amount.

Prescriptions were expensive, even with that insurance.

Post Baker Hughes I’m coming to realize that their insurance was not all that great..

Now at a different employer with their insurance, it’s 1/3 cheaper per month deductibles are very, very low and prescription medicine is cheaper.


South Carolina Unemployment Benefits Face Scrutiny

Historic lows in national unemployment claims signal a strong job market, but South Carolinians are concerned about accessing benefits. The U.S. Labor Department reported the lowest number of unemployment insurance claims since 1969. However, strict state regulations and payment caps may be hindering successful claims. South Carolina's weekly benefit range of $42 to $350 falls significantly below the national average of $489. The state also limits benefit duration to 20 weeks or less, depending on unemployment rates.

Greenville, South Carolina

https://www.wyff4.com/article/historic-lows-for-unemployment-benefits-sc/73274604


Too many of us applied!

My thought is so many of us applied that they couldn't hold up their end of benefits for everyone to depart in Sept. The added dates allow at least one large depart per quarter for a full year! If we quit between now and our separation date - OVER A YEAR FROM NOW (!!!!!!!) they don't have to pay us anything!


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Exploring on building a union at Dell

Has anyone in Dell's Sales organization thought about starting a union or organizing with other sales representatives?

A union helped many Amazon employees secure higher compensation and improved benefits. I'm curious if others have considered whether organizing could help address some of the issues sales employees are experiencing at Dell.

For too long, Dell has failed to treat its sales employees fairly. Many of us have gone months without receiving our full commission payouts due to issues with compensation systems. Bonus payments have been mishandled, base pay has been reduced to levels that many find unsustainable, and the list of concerns continues to grow. The company loves to share how well they are doing, but has endlessly demonstrated a lack of care for its sales representatives......

We deserve fair compensation and to be paid out correctly.Tell Dell surveys alone are not enough. It's time to build a union that advocates for employees' rights.

There is strength in numbers. I'm thinking of starting one, and I am curious if there's others that would be willing to support.

If former employees would like to help, they can help us with change petitions and obtaining national press.


Finally free! Looking for practical advice before resigning

First thank you to this community for all the early info & giving me the confidence that I wasn’t alone in feeling this way.

9 year g-n who interned and hired on. The company has changed and I’ve finally had enough.

Couple questions for this board:

  • what vacation is payed out? Should I take all my comp & carryover?
  • is there a practical way to negotiate the annual compensation value of the pension with new company? Pension tool not helpful
  • print out any important health documents
    Any other tips?

Also, for those wanting to leave… yes it’s not the post covid market, but there are companies looking for talented employees. If you are here you are talented and will be valued elsewhere.


Why do so many people at US Bank complain about the company, but almost no one actually leaves?

Ask around and you'll hear real frustration. With Gunjan/leadership, with direction, with a culture that's betting worse, high workloads, burnout.... But turnover is basically nothing. People stay for years, sometimes decades.

That's a weird combo. Usually when people are this unhappy, they leave. So what's actually keeping everyone here?

My guesses:

Golden handcuffs. Pension, benefits, tenure perks that are hard to walk away from
Grass isn't greener thinking. Assuming other places have the same problems anyway
Complaining isn't the same as job hunting. Sometimes it's just how people vent
Not a lot of comparable roles nearby to jump to

Anyone who's been here a while, what's actually kept you?