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Our great transmission leadership is going nuts

So to stop people who leave AEP transmission because of the poor executive leadership over them, they are now going to break the relationships we’ve built with our partners and have another company control our OECs so we can’t build relationships. They are so blind. You treat your people with respect then you won’t have them leaving. Pure and simple. Kamran and Manish have NO respect or repore with their people. Sad.


Who funds the Layoff.com?

Why are so many western companies being criticised by people trying to drag down morale? The ones posting hate at Dell: are they ex employees? Or paid to post and destabilise?
I don’t trust this forum anymore. There are real and genuine worries working for Dell and genuine layoff fears are now drowned out by people posting cr-p 3 times a day or more. Fear, lies and deceit. Beware of what you read here.


Credibility? Assigned Nothing, Expected Everything

They stage the whole cycle so they can manufacture nonsense feedback. The entire year I kept asking my manager for a real project because I was under‑utilized and stuck doing basic data analysis. I even reached out to others for work, but he blocked everything and insisted that all assignments had to come “directly from him.” Then in the PA meeting he claimed I “didn’t build credibility.” How exactly was I supposed to do that when he deliberately prevented me from taking on meaningful work?


Stern Show Staffers Seek Better Severance

Former employees of The Howard Stern Show are negotiating for improved severance packages following recent layoffs. Many found the initial offer of one week's pay per year of service to be insufficient. Some staff members have refused to sign non-disclosure agreements as they push for more favorable exit terms. While some have reached satisfactory agreements, others are still in discussions with SiriusXM. The layoffs follow a reduction in the show's live broadcast schedule.

New York, NY

https://www.the-sun.com/entertainment/16771714/howard-stern-fired-staffers-fight-severance-pay/


Centene Anticipates Significant Severance Expenses

Centene projects substantial severance costs for the current year, potentially reaching $415 million. This figure includes anticipated spending in the latter half of the year for enterprise optimization efforts. The company has already incurred $50 million in expenses related to a voluntary separation program. Centene currently employs 59,800 individuals. The insurer reported strong net income and revenue for the second quarter.

https://www.benefitspro.com/2026/07/29/centene-projects-up-to-415m-in-severance-costs-this-year/


Fairfax GM Plant Gears Up for Workforce Return

Workers at the General Motors Fairfax Assembly and Stamping Plant are anticipating the end of nearly two years of layoffs. The plant has been operating on a single shift since September 2025, impacting approximately 750 employees. A shift in focus from electric vehicles to internal combustion engine vehicles, particularly the Equinox, is driving this change. Retooling is scheduled to begin in early 2027, with the second shift expected to resume by mid-2027. This transition is projected to bring the plant back to full employment and boost the local economy.

Kansas City, Kansas

https://www.kshb.com/news/local-news/kansas/wyandotte-county/gm-fairfax-plant-workers-see-light-at-end-of-tunnel-after-nearly-2-years-of-layoffs


Biotech Layoffs Highlight Poor Communication

Many biopharmaceutical companies are mishandling workforce reductions in 2026, leading to negative employee experiences. Stories shared with BioSpace reveal instances of impersonal Zoom calls, awkward airport meetings, and layoffs during maternity leave. Some companies also failed to be transparent about outsourcing roles to contract research organizations. The article emphasizes that the manner in which layoffs are communicated significantly impacts employee perception.

https://www.biospace.com/job-trends/not-so-special-delivery-when-biopharmas-fumble-layoff-news


Stop being the ideal worker

So many folks at Nike don't complain, don't cause trouble, just do their work consistently and on time, and they get rewarded by being buried in even more work. Management sees your quiet competence as capacity for more. I speak from experience. Since I started complaining and saying no to more work, my life has improved significantly.


Bonus cut!!!

My manager finally allowed me to talk to HR about a salary increase seeing as I had taken on a lot more responsibility and staff under me.
HR has told me I can have a 7% salary bump but my bonus will be cut by 5%
I’ve not had an increase in 2 years but I’m in two minds. The monthly increase is ok, not good but the bonus cut is terrible. But the way the company was a going will we even get another bonus with the debt they are going to have to pay off.

It pretty much feels they are telling me they either accept it or stay on where I am. FYI I’m not on contract

Has anyone else been thru this process lately?
I’m confused.


Soliciting to keep 401k at WF

Laid off last year found a new job but didn’t update LinkedIn for about 90 days. Updated it this week and today get a message ( solicitation) congratulations on your new job ( listing company by name) and asking me to talk to WF about rolling over my 401k. The ba--s!! You treat people like cr-p, have rolling lay offs for years , no empathy for the impact on people and then turn around and solicit me. Actually WTF. I realize it is not the fault of the individual advisor but who came up with this idea. Let’s solicit people who gave decades to this company and we treated them like trash. Yes, maybe they will keep their 401k rollover with us so we can continue to profit off them. The company no longer has a moral center. Anyone else have this happen? Also if you didn’t want me around anymore - why are you looking at my LinkedIn. Creepy


Worst experience of my life

I went from being a confident, successful professional to having to seek therapy and medication after working at US Bank. Worst experience of my life. The company is chock full of good people who have turned mean for survival. Thank god I’m no longer there, but the ptsd is real and is taking much longer than I thought it would to heal from. I hate how hard I was on myself when I worked there. The company is culture is messed up. Everyone there needs to be kinder to eachother.


And here come the displacements

When the strategy is "do more with less," somehow it's always the people doing the work who end up doing less... because they no longer have a job.
Another round of collections and IT displacements. The folks who kept systems running, helped customers, solved problems, and cleaned up the messes are thanked with a meeting and a severance packet.
Nothing says "valuing people" quite like calling layoffs a "business transformation."
Wishing everyone impacted the best. Companies can replace positions on an org chart, but they don't replace the experience, dedication, and relationships those employees built.


Palm Beach Schools Cut 76 Library Jobs

The Palm Beach County School District has eliminated 76 media clerk positions, impacting library operations. This decision was made to address a significant budget deficit, largely due to reduced state funding. The district aims to save over $3.3 million through these layoffs. While the media clerk roles were removed, the 169 media specialist positions remain unaffected. Over half of the affected employees have been reassigned to other district roles, with others retiring or receiving assistance in finding new employment.

West Palm Beach, Florida

https://www.wlrn.org/news-in-brief/2026-07-27/palm-beach-county-school-district-fires-all-school-library-specialists


Not a VSP

I think some people are missing the point of other posts regarding if one should be worried about their job or not. YES alot of people know we weren’t eligible for the VSP including myself, we get that, we know…….but that doesn’t mean we aren’t worried about our jobs either! Those that have a separation date know at some point their job ends, but what about the ones that dont have that? I see lots of people saying what their department head or PL tell them, seems like you all have way more information than those who weren’t eligible for VSP. If we’re NOT eligible for the vsp does that mean we’re safe? With a lot of us having less than 2 years what are the odds we’d get cut? Ive heard nothing regarding the call center……nearly everyone on ny team has been here over 2 years……so if they all get cut by accepting the VSP or Involuntary layoffs…..what would that mean for me or my other coworkers?


ServiceNow Restructures, Eliminates Hundreds of Roles

Software firm ServiceNow has initiated a global restructuring, resulting in the dismissal of hundreds of employees. The company stated these layoffs are intended to enhance operational efficiency and streamline the business. While the exact number of affected individuals was not disclosed, it represents a small percentage of the total workforce. This move contrasts with previous statements from CEO Bill McDermott regarding stable employee numbers. ServiceNow is simultaneously increasing hiring for AI-focused positions.

Santa Clara, California

https://www.cnbctv18.com/business/companies/servicenow-cuts-hundreds-of-jobs-as-employees-reveal-waking-up-to-separation-emails-19956563.htm


So fed up with the culture in corporate

I’m seriously at my breaking point with this company. While i know it’s my choice to stay and deal with it, it still doesn’t take away that the way we are treated here is so gross. The administration, the higher-ups, whatever you want to call them, are once again not filling in roles for people who leave the company. I’m so tired of the corporate culture. They work us to death, they consolidate positions adding more workload and stress without compensating us fairly or not even at all and in return, we get an email that basically says “we hear your gripes so in return, here are 5 more refrigerators for your pantries. Are they effin for real? The people are doing all the heavy lifting, get crapped on while Tony and people 3-4 tiers below him are making a nice salary and bonus. It’s absolutely ridiculous and disgusting. A company that used to pride themselves on work and life balance has back pedaled on that significantly.