Thread regarding Humana Inc. layoffs

Mandatory RTO in 2027

Just when it couldn’t get worse. Meanwhile, some in the C Suite have probably never been inside a Humana property.


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Post ID: @OP+1m4rz337v

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F-ck them all

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Post ID: @10s+1m4rz337v

Where are you seeing anything about RTO? Not seeing anything announced anywhere.

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Post ID: @dy+1m4rz337v

@ay The CFO also needs to cut her salary way back as well by 90%.

Disgusting! CMS should put guidelines on how much they should make and it should only be max of $2 million (all encompassing with stock options as part of it).

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Post ID: @az+1m4rz337v

In case anyone thinks that I am being excessively mean to the CEO, well, he should take a 90% pay cut of his $20 million government funded (tax payer) annual pay and only accept $2 million per year and I will like him much better and stop picking on him.

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Post ID: @ay+1m4rz337v

@aq So, based on “CEO Pay Years” at a pay rate of $9,615 per hour, if an employee today gets paid let’s say $100k, that same employee should only have to work 10 1/2 hours.

Therefore, from now on, each year, put in your 10 1/2 hours, either over 1 day or 2 days, your choice. And I do suggest work an honest hard 10 1/2 hours.

Then, hold out your hand to your direct leader and ask for your $100k. Then, respectfully request that they not bother you for the remainder (the other 51 weeks) of the year because that is your time.

Totally up to you, but might I suggest that you use some of your time donating free time at places that need volunteers such as child cancer treatment centers or hospices or nursing homes or similar type places.

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Post ID: @aw+1m4rz337v

This has been in the works for a while

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Post ID: @av+1m4rz337v

@aq So, in light of that, to make it even, I suggest work hard for 1/3 of one week and then sc--w off the rest of the year.

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Post ID: @ar+1m4rz337v

@ap And in a single day, 8 hour day, the CEO is making approximately $77,000. And in a single week is making approximately $385,000.

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Post ID: @aq+1m4rz337v

After all, surely CEO has probably earned that $20 million dollars annually.

I did the math and a 40 hour work week comes to 2,080 hours, if you worked all 52 weeks.

And $20 million dollars dividend by 2,080 comes to $9,615 per hour.

So, conservatively, seeing as how must people do not work all 52 weeks, for every hour that the CEO works, he is being paid $9,615 dollars.

Just curious, are any of you being paid close to that?

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Post ID: @ap+1m4rz337v

That’s alright. I heard there po-p smells just like ours. And the worms will eat their bones just like ours. So, let them have their little froo froo toys in this life.

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Post ID: @am+1m4rz337v

When you see a C-Suite executive in a Townhall wearing a Rolex watch, that is just their decoy (aka their “junk” watch) so you don’t think that they are TOO rich.

As soon as they leave the Townhall and get into their vehicle, the Rolex into the console and then goes back on the Patek Philippe Grand Complications Series ($5 million dollar) watch.

They are so above us that they do bot really even see us as people.

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Post ID: @ag+1m4rz337v

@OP Rumor has it that most of C-Suite work from Laucala Island, Fiji ($200k per night), where they lie in the sun while drinking fancy exotic drinks.

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