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Does anyone take accountability at this company?

The chaos was understandable directly after the spinoff but what’s the excuse now? Processes change constantly, they’re inconsistent and inefficient. God forbid you bring it up to management, they just gaslight you into everything being your fault. There’s no curiosity to understand the issue much less resolve it. Customers are leaving our platform due to frustrating support experiences. Partners are frustrated working with us because of our ridiculous quoting process. Every tiny ask is met with resistance. Not to mention, I haven’t had any cost of living increases, no merit increases, nothing. They routinely reduce our 401k match.

Omnissa is lucky the job market is awful right now otherwise half this company would be gone.


This place is wildn out

Welcome to North Korea, aka, Goosehead Insurance. 1min late? Written up. Leave right at 5? Threatened with a write up. They just had a major layoff on the tech side. Some new cto came in and one side lied about the other so bad to the new cto it got all of them laid off (80 people) and now they haven't done any work in two months because they dont know what they are doing. 100 million dollar public company has its tech and software development side ran by 20 year olds now. Its really really bad now. Service side we are getting it too. Unreasonable changes to us to. Oh and no meeting Wednesdays? I guess they only ment that for the c suite people on the 5th floor. Cause they just call them huddles on Wednesday lmao Place is a joke I heard tech side app called da or something only does like 3 binds a week and they are scrambling to sell more


All big g-ns and higher positions joined Suncor

People who were a high positions in imperial already joined Suncor.

Check linked in search type” Imperial to Suncor”

Seems Kearl is already divested and they will announce in 2028. Just like what happened with syncrude.

What will happen with people moving to Edmonton? Are we going to see worse situation?


You Are Sc--wed If You're in UHC Marketing

The decision to name Karen Deutsch CMO of UHC definitely affirms the organization doesn't value Employee Experience feedback at all. To call her a bully would be kind to bullies. That aside the moves she will be making are not great. For starters, she needs to reduce costs by 25%+. Some of that will come from closing or not posting open roles. Some of that will come from "accelerating the use of AI". Some of that will come from collapsing teams and functions and reducing redundancies. Some of it will come from reducing marketing spend. The next 8 weeks are going to be messy for all of you. And for those in marketing roles not in UHC, good luck. The versions of plans she has are far reaching and speak to her ego and ambition. Normally you might entertain changing roles and moving to Optum. While Optum doesn't have a Karen problem they do have their own large cost targets and will not be in a position to open or add roles.


Here's What's Happening and Going to Happen

There are going to be layoffs. Significant layoffs. How significant? Some teams have been given 70% targets. Every single team has a target. UHC Commercial is 30%. Just an example. Where did the target come from, and why do these targets exist? Because UnitedHealthcare are facing a $6B+ gap due to a weakened Commercial pipeline, Medicare reimbursement rates, and falling short in Medicare Stars bonuses. There are other reasons. But those are the primary ones. But how will the work get done you ask? Every team must figure out how to use AI to displace employees and how to use Optum Global to displace US-based employees. Teams are encouraged (some are mandated) to take these actions now and before 2027 so that the full "savings" can be captured. The funny part in all of this of course is that the guy who messed up Medicare was somehow promoted CEO, and the guy who hasn't made Medicare better was promoted to President. Make that make sense.


Warn Notice - But not what you think

Apparently the company that runs Sidekicks Pub at the Bellevue office lost its contract with T-Mobile and announced a layoff, beginning 12/20.

I wonder if T-Mobile is closing Sidekicks permanently or just changing vendors...

https://fortress.wa.gov/esd/file/WARN/Public/DownloadFile.aspx?file=0432fc60-2bd5-4f50-bcf0-0139b4f76f16.pdf&download=1


We've been living with this for decades

People talk about unstable employment at Comcast as if the company only recently started treating workers this way. The shift away from long term careers started a long time ago, and we’re talking decades here. What we're seeing now didn't come out of nowhere. It's been building for a long time. It’s only getting more prominent so more people are noticing it.


They are underestimating their workforce

I find it interesting the level of underestimating the overall workforce.

  • We are vastly not as stupid as they think we are - we are capable of meeting a metric, appearing to be compliant while doing the bare minimum. We have no interest in helping them make money - keep members - why should we - they don't care about us - why should we care.
  • I have been doing the bare minimum - equal to the merit I am anticipating - all I care about is getting a met standards eval - I have no questions, no ideas, no interest and can parrot what you want to hear to get you to leave me alone
  • I don't need your health insurance - I am on my spouse plan - a blue plan out of another state who leaves us alone, no cold calls, no forced case management for using my coverage, responsive when we call with a question and get fast resolution. Not like this chit hole.
  • I am tick tock ticking to be able to retire - maybe you should look at your workforce and check the average age - I am part of large group
  • I have no goals, I am Mastered prepared so don't ask me about my education goals - I don't need a PHD
  • I have the ability to fake interest and sound "good" on a moments notice.
  • Many others that are not going to retire are actively looking and will quit at a moments notice -

You get the workforce you deserve - treat us like cr-p and we will act accordingly - and the reputation of this place is total trash.


Xbox Plans Further Staff Reductions

Xbox CEO Asha Sharma is implementing additional rounds of layoffs despite having already dismissed over 1800 developers. These upcoming workforce reductions are scheduled for later this month, followed by two more in November and January. The company aims to streamline its operations and achieve profitability targets by FY27. This restructuring risks the loss of significant institutional knowledge within the gaming division. Despite criticism, positive sentiment towards the Xbox brand has reportedly increased under Sharma's leadership.

Redmond, Washington

https://tech4gamers.com/asha-sharma-layoffs-xbox/


Polyethics Industries Reduces Workforce Amid Financial Strain

Polyethics Industries has temporarily laid off 118 employees in Orillia, Ontario, due to financial pressures. These challenges stem from U.S. tariffs, lost business, and difficulties securing financing. The company states that recalling these workers is a priority. However, no confirmed return-to-work date has been announced for the affected staff. More than 200 employees remain employed at the Orillia facilities.

Orillia, Ontario

https://stlawyers.ca/blog-news/polyethics-industries-layoffs/


Vale Base Metals Reduces Workforce

Vale Base Metals has confirmed organizational changes resulting in job cuts at its Sudbury operations. These reductions primarily impacted management and non-unionized positions. The company stated the changes were to align its workforce with operational needs. While approximately 100 positions are reported to be affected, Vale has not officially disclosed the exact number of layoffs. Unionized workers were not impacted by these recent cuts.

Sudbury, Ontario

https://stlawyers.ca/blog-news/vale-job-cuts-sudbury-october-2026/


Aetos Systems Reduces Workforce at NASA Site

Aetos Systems is implementing job cuts at the Kennedy Space Center. This action is part of NASA's ongoing efforts to bring work in-house. The layoffs represent the latest in a series of workforce reductions on the Space Coast. These changes are directly linked to NASA's insourcing strategy. The exact number of affected employees is not specified in the provided text.

Cape Canaveral, Florida

https://www.bizjournals.com/orlando/news/2026/10/20/nasa-aetos-contractor-employee-layoffs-space-coast.html


Manufacturing Job Cuts Mount

Several manufacturing companies are implementing significant workforce reductions across various sectors. Maynard Steel is laying off 77 employees due to an unsuccessful sale. Maple Leaf Foods will close its Lightlife Foods plant, impacting up to 150 workers as it consolidates operations. International Motors is eliminating 1,341 jobs at its Ohio plant following a facility sale. ZF Active Safety & Electronics US LLC is also reducing its workforce by 133 employees in Indiana. Dakkota Integrated Systems LLC will close a Michigan facility, resulting in 67 job losses.

https://www.plantservices.com/industry-news/news/55413181/factory-fallout-manufacturing-layoffs-from-maynard-steel-international-motors-and-more


Amazon Hires Thousands Amidst Corporate Reductions

E-commerce giant Amazon is planning to hire over 300,000 US workers for the upcoming holiday season. This significant hiring push contrasts with ongoing corporate job cuts within the company. The seasonal positions will span full-time, part-time, and temporary roles across the United States. This expansion aims to meet increased demand during the busiest retail period of the year. The company has not specified how many temporary hires might transition to permanent roles.

Seattle, Washington

https://www.firstpost.com/tech/amazon-hiring-e-commerce-company-plans-300000-us-holiday-jobs-despite-layoffs-14054275.html


School Board Delays Teacher Cut Vote

St. Paul Public Schools will postpone a vote on staff reductions. The district faces a $5 million revenue loss due to a significant drop in English language learner enrollment. This decline is linked to Operation Metro Surge. The proposed cuts include 16 EL teacher positions. Community members rallied against these midyear layoffs.

St. Paul, Minnesota

https://kstp.com/inside-your-schools/st-paul-schools-may-cut-16-teachers-after-enrollment-drop/


3M to Shut Down Fairmont Plant

Minnesota manufacturing giant 3M has announced the closure of its facility in Fairmont. This decision will result in the layoff of 62 employees. The layoffs are scheduled to commence in mid-December and conclude by the end of the month. The affected positions span various departments within the plant. The facility is slated for closure on December 31st.

Fairmont, Minnesota

https://kstp.com/kstp-news/local-news/3m-plans-to-close-fairmont-facility-lay-off-62-employees-later-this-year/


Phoenix Symphony Halts Operations Amid Financial Crisis

The Phoenix Symphony is suspending its season at the end of November due to significant financial difficulties. Operations will cease after a performance on November 1st, with musician layoffs commencing the following day. Despite increased ticket sales, ongoing deficits have created substantial financial obligations for the organization. The board aims to resume the season later but has not provided a reopening timeline. The symphony is currently in an immediate financial crisis due to insufficient donations and endowment restrictions.

Phoenix, AZ

https://www.azfamily.com/2026/10/20/phoenix-symphony-suspend-season-lay-off-musicians/


Fiserv ‘reset’ bolsters case, litigants say

The shareholder lawsuit in U.S. District Court in New York City dates to July 2025. Besides Fiserv, the lawsuit names as defendants former CEOs Frank Bisignano and Mike Lyons, along with Bob Hau, the former chief financial officer, and John Gibbons, the former head of Fiserv's financial institutions group.

Bisignano left Fiserv before the lawsuit landed, in May 2025, when he was confirmed by the Senate to lead the Social Security Administration after being nominated to the post by President Donald Trump in late 2024.

A few months after Bisignano's exit in October last year, Lyons overhauled the company's management team and pursued what he called "a critical and necessary reset" for the payments processor. But then this year, Lyons also resigned, in June, to lead Truist Financial.

About 90% of the individual defendants' income was tied to meeting specific targets, according to the plaintiffs. Bisignano made about $700 million in July 2025 from "illicit stock sales at inflated prices," according to the plaintiffs' filing on Tuesday.


Dal-Tile Factory Staff Eliminated

Dal-Tile has laid off its entire factory workforce, impacting 144 employees. This action was reported via a WARN notice. The company is a manufacturer of tile products. The layoffs occurred at a facility in Florence. No further details on the reason for the layoffs were provided.

Florence, Alabama

https://www.bizjournals.com/birmingham/news/2026/10/20/dal-tile-layoffs-florence.html


Reidsville Pella Plant to Cease Operations

The Pella Corporation facility in Reidsville will be closing its doors. This closure will result in the termination of employment for 133 workers. Some affected employees will receive a minimum of eight weeks of severance pay. The company cited an excess of manufacturing capacity and anticipated stronger growth elsewhere. This plant opened in 2019 with significant state and county incentives.

Reidsville, North Carolina

https://www.bpr.org/2026-10-20/pella-reidsville-plant-closing-layoffs


Software Firm Cuts Staff Amid AI Push

A software company has recently reduced its workforce, occurring shortly after announcing an increased focus on artificial intelligence. This move is seen as a potential real-world demonstration of AI's impact on employment. The company previously held an "AI Week" to train employees on new technologies. Last month, it also acquired another AI-focused firm to accelerate innovation. The exact number of employees affected by these layoffs has not been disclosed.

Colchester, Vermont

https://www.sevendaysvt.com/news/a-colchester-tech-firm-has-been-leaning-into-ai-on-tuesday-it-announced-layoffs/


Grocery Giants Sue Over Failed Merger

Albertsons is suing Kroger for $8 billion after their merger collapsed. Albertsons alleges Kroger did not fulfill its contractual obligations to secure regulatory approval. Kroger claims it acted in good faith throughout the process. Both companies are also implementing cost-cutting measures, including layoffs. Albertsons plans a comprehensive business review to improve performance.

Boise, ID

https://www.seafoodsource.com/news/albertsons-heads-to-court-seeking-usd-8-billion-from-kroger-after-failed-merger-both-chains-plan-layoffs


Comcast Layoffs: Seeking Firsthand Confirmation

Can anyone confirm firsthand whether layoffs have officially begun? Whether you've been laid off yourself, know a peer who has been laid off, or can confirm a leader has been impacted, I'm looking for verified information rather than rumors or hearsay. I've heard that layoffs officially started today and would appreciate confirmation from anyone with direct knowledge.

For anyone who has been impacted, I wish you and your family strength and support as you navigate this transition.