#longtermcare

For those who have been here 9-10 years or longer, what is the layoff/restructuring count at this point?

Is there any realistic vision for long-term survival? At some point private equity will want whatever it can get that’s left.

Somebody wrote this in another thread and it hit home. The old IBM and the current one are two completely different companies. Outside of the name, I can't think of one thing they share. Those of you who've been here 2+ decades know exactly what I'm talking about.

Chandler Hall Health Services is selling its facility in Newtown Township. The nursing home and senior living community will cease operations. This change is expected around August 1. A total of 220 employees will be laid off. The new operator intends to offer employment to these workers.

Newtown Township, Pennsylvania

https://www.wfmz.com/news/area/southeastern-pa/upper-bucks-county/bucks-county-nursing-home-announces-sale-staff-layoffs/article_5b468d5b-1898-4dc2-817a-96636180eb3e.html

Anyone notice that all the employees who have completed 40 years of service at Citibank are being let go as a long service reward?

Anyone have any inside scoop? It does impact long term employees.