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Guyana Bloodbath

The NSI’s and PIPoffs in EMGL are the worst I’ve ever seen. Even in the crown-jewel of upstream they’re accelerating massively. It’s not just the HC10 employees getting chopped either, it’s the locals too which is a really bad look.

Everything is so lean right now that everyone is expecting a break or crash just around the corner. The people who proudly cut the budget for 2026 and were excited to tell us they were going to run so lean well find the breaking point have been promoted to other places. The rest of us are holding the bag and getting blamed. I would say it’s typical corporate America, but it’s past that at this point, it’s negligence and we all hope it doesn’t lead to a health, safety, or environmental catastrophe.


Health Center Cuts Jobs and Services

Penobscot Community Health Care is closing its Adult Wellness Center in Bangor. The organization is also eliminating sixteen administrative positions. These changes are a result of financial challenges. Rising costs and reimbursement issues are impacting the nonprofit. The health center serves approximately 50,000 Mainers.

Bangor, ME

https://www.mainepublic.org/health/2026-09-03/penobscot-community-health-care-announces-consolidation-and-layoffs-amid-financial-challenges


DXC's share of healthcare cost

Does anyone know how much DXC contributes towards an employee's health insurance - medical/dental/vision? Just a ballpark number.

It doesn't sound like they contribute 80/20 or 70/30 that some of the better performing companies do. I haven't used DXC's plan bcoz my spouse has a good one but was wondering if I had to use what would my cost vs DXC's be; I'm definitely saving DXC some money there right now.


600k Members Receiving Letter Due to Humana exiting Plans

Hello Humana,

I stumbled across this site and just wanted to tell you that I am one of the 600,0000 (600k) members that received a letter today that you are exiting my plan and that my Medicare coverage has been terminated.

I am hopping mad! I mean, what kind of looney tunes circus are you guys running there anyway!!!


MyWork requests

Anyone have experience getting approved to work remotely to help a family member with medical issues? My mom lives with me and broke her hip a while back. She’s coming home from rehab soon and I need to work from home for a while to be safe. She’s fine with her walker so I don’t need to help her all day. With WPE changes, wondering if it’s even worth my time applying.


Honeyhell ruined my life

Since I left a few months ago, I'm a new man. I didn't even realize how bad that place had become for my health. If you're finding yourself adding more and more medication on your list, try finding something else. You'll be shocked how your health will improve once you're out of there.


Centene -- the 1st company to be taken down by AI

I understand that AI can help automate some processes, but it is NOT the answer! So many people hate talking to automated call centers and crave human-connection and understanding. AI cannot do ALL of the jobs Centene is erasing! It's been proven that AI makes horrific and literally fatal-mistakes. Who is liable when AI starts causing member-deaths? People, we've seen the current headlines of AI directing people to un-alive themselves, we've seen the movies--we know how this ends! :'(


Hospital Cuts Staff Amid Financial Strain

Lane Regional Medical Center has confirmed workforce reductions due to significant financial challenges. The organization is experiencing a difficult period financially. These layoffs are a direct consequence of the ongoing fiscal pressures. The hospital is taking steps to address its financial situation. Further details on the extent of the layoffs were not immediately available.

Baton Rouge, LA

https://www.wafb.com/video/2026/08/07/lane-regional-confirms-layoffs-amid-financial-woes-2/


Nurses Protest CommonSpirit Health Staff Cuts

Registered nurses are set to protest significant layoffs impacting over 175 staff members across 17 CommonSpirit Health hospitals in California. The nurses' union argues these reductions, affecting both ancillary and nursing roles, will compromise patient care quality. They specifically cite concerns about the elimination of pediatric unit nurses at California Hospital Medical Center. The union believes the healthcare system is prioritizing profits over patient well-being. Nurses are concerned about increased workloads and potential delays in patient treatment.

Los Angeles, California

https://www.nationalnursesunited.org/press/registered-nurses-to-protest-layoffs-at-17-commonspirit-health-hospitals-in-california


Office conditions

Why does nobody address the condition of the offices and the health hazards they may impose. Conditions are extremely unsanitary, and I believe as an organization we can do better…how do we gain some momentum in this regard as going into the office is required, but there is no care around, cleaning areas, and air quality is very questionable. Where do we start so we can improve?


Jersey City Health Department Faces Cuts

Jersey City's Department of Health and Human Services presented a proposed budget of $8.2 million, a significant decrease from its requested $12.59 million. This reduction will impact services, leading to shorter clinic hours and appointment-only licensing. Eight provisional layoffs have already affected the department, the most of any city agency. The department is actively seeking new grants and exploring revenue streams to offset the cuts. These budget adjustments are part of a larger city effort to address a substantial structural deficit.

Jersey City, New Jersey

https://hudsonreporter.com/news/jersey-city/jersey-city-health-budget-cuts-layoffs/


Anyone going to in 14 days to meet over 60 percent?

13.8 days required this month, so you need to be in 14 days or get talked to.

I plan to just go in 12 days and let it be. It’s freaking 95 degrees where I am at and now the air quality is bad, way too dangerous to suffer in extreme heat and hazardous air just so I can sit by myself and talk to my co workers on team.

Anyone just going to say f it or are you doing 14?


Will RTO leniency be given to those impacted by wildfire smoke?

My son had a minor asthma attack tonight. In Minneapolis, we've been advised to shut windows, turn off air conditioners so that we can breathe inside our own homes and avoid going outside. The heat index is expected to be in the upper 90's tomorrow. The current air quality index is 520 (hazardous). Downtown parking is limited and taking public transportation requires standing outside, waiting for the bus/lightrail and the walking several blocks to get to the office.

It's incredible to me that we have had to normalize and navigate new infectious pathogens, violent government occupations of our cities and global warming events such as this and yet the MC requires us to strictly adhere to 1990's style work requirements.

I've been following the rules. I dress business casual, take the bus downtown or pay $20 a day for parking, walk a few blocks and then I sit alone and interact with no one except the clerk at the nearby coffee shop for the entire time I'm there. I don't work with a single person at my hub. And I work in STEM, so there's no reason whatsoever for me to be there if none of my coworkers are there. The time, effort and money it costs me to go sit by myself, under florescent lights in a mostly empty office space feels at the very least absurd and at most, intentionally cruel.

I already know the MC won't address this or show that they care in any way. This might be the last straw for me. I can't take one more obstacle in the way of simply doing the job I was hired to do. I'm a single parent, the air outside is hazardous and I'm currently stressing about meeting my RTO metrics for July. This is beyond stupid. It's malicious.


Alameda Health System Reverses Layoff Plans

Alameda Health System has successfully rescinded 92 planned layoffs thanks to a significant county funding allocation. The $19.3 million in one-time funding will also ensure the continuation of two vital behavioral health programs. This financial support was approved as part of Alameda County's latest budget. The allocation aims to address the health system's substantial deficit and prevent workforce reductions. An independent performance audit is also slated to examine the system's operations for potential improvements.

Oakland, California

https://www.healthcarefinancenews.com/news/alameda-health-system-rescinds-92-layoffs-after-193m-county-allocation