#disciplinaryaction

The company I joined years ago feels like a completely different place now. Everyone seems exhausted, and the constant threat of discipline has people scared to do anything wrong. I've got a master's degree in a field that's usually in demand, but I've applied for 14 jobs and barely gotten any response. I'd leave too if I could find somewhere to go.

Some teams may have already been subjective to for a few months this but official communications have surfaced the power apps In Office Insights portal.

Policy is 4 days in office.

Out of compliance may get disciplinary action, hit on performance rating, termination….

I left a year ago, I am in touch with many of my past co workers. I can't tell you how many are on a verbal or written warning for not meeting metrics. This is outrageous. Skilled clinicians who have in the past met or exceeded standards are all suddenly being hammered by "management" and put on disciplinary action.
No interest in looking at unreasonable metrics. None.
Do you know how long it takes to figure out how to do this job, and at least 10 people I know are looking at being fired if they don't quit. Who is going to train the replacements if they can find any? And will those staff then be put on a PIP because they can't train AND meet metrics.

I have never been so glad to be out of this toxic hole, and I am so sad for past coworkers who come to work in dread everyday, see themselves as losers and are seriously depressed.

Coworker was upset that her boss was escalating an informal warning she received last month to a formal warning. I asked her if that’s a PIP and she said she was told that there are no PIP’s. Is this true? Is she sc--wed? She said her manager told her to meet with her more frequently to discuss anything. She said manager seems to be supportive of legitimately helping and actually wanted her to take over some work from another coworker.

Seems to me that this may be their due diligence to letting her go, but why have her take over more work if they want to let her go?

Anybody notice an increase in compliance related terminations. I have seen both announcements on bulletin boards about disciplinary action. The company is taken against people for various things recently as well as hearing about individuals who have been terminated. Do we think this is an increase?

For at least a decade now US Bank has been in need of actual pro-disciplinary policies. Current HR policies are enabling their retention of bad employees. Evidence and documentation no longer hold any value when attempting to discipline and or terminate bad employees. If the managing committee or higher-ups in human resources are reading this, people leaders in this corporation need better support from human resources when it comes to dealing with employees who are clearly taken advantage of company and federal policies. I understand this company wants to be lean. Let us use the tools that we have get rid of the dead weight.

I know of 3 people who got warnings today, and one of them was fired. Supposedly the one that was fired was averaging 4 hours per day and would leave after lunch. Seems like half of TIAA will be let go

Is it possible to transfer internally if the hiring leader is ok with someone having a written warning? this person knows my team is a total joke especially the ones who can’t think for themselves

heading to market basket than to get gas with out punching out , when i get back maybe play some solitaire on the company website , their go Onsemi go look at everyones company computer do a search lol. oh boy what u will find

What happens if you get 2 ROD at once? Info hubs are unclear.

At the end of February, each department at corporate will have detailed Attendance data for their staff. Every employee will fall into one of many buckets;

In office but less than 4x week
low time, meets 4x week but less than six hours in the office on multiple days
No time- Which is never in the office. This is to verify the “exceptions”

Get your resumes ready because there will be a wave of disciplinary cuts as a result of this.

Rockstar Games adopted strict internal measures by firing dozens of employees involved in sharing information about Grand Theft Auto VI. Essas actions occurred after discussions on external channels considered insecure, which included unauthorized people.

https://www.mixvale.com.br/2026/01/10/rockstar-indirectly-validates-leaked-gta-6-details-with-employee-layoffs-on-insecure-channels-en/amp/

For those with knowledge or experience:

If an investigation finds that an employee violated a rule, even without intent or malice etc. — is it up to the LOB management whether to keep them or not?

I understand an outcome “recommendation” is given by HR, but how much discretion is given to the LOB/team? Can they choose to ignore that recommendation?

because the disciplinary letter did not work, manager suggested to look for other opportunities since her entire team department got wiped out...

She's been 15+ years, disciplinary letter = fired. Badge reports gets run every month

Anyone ever get a DUI in a company car? What will happen, do you have to say anything? She hasn’t been convicted yet. Asking for a coworker.

How are they going to say if you get 5 points your terminated but I'm literally working with an associate in hms that has 11 points smhhhhh.

We're getting cameras in our trucks so they can watch our every move. I wonder how many will get disciplinary actions or lose their jobs over this. As if they don't have us stressed out enough, which is a safety issue itself decreasing focus on tasks and productivity. Techs worried to death that if something happens, even if they do the right thing, they're almost 100% getting disciplined. Accountability they say? Yeah, for everyone except management. This company is terrible.