Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

Difference between claim denial and layoffs

Both of these pad the pockets of the business. I see no difference in the two. Both are dishonest and negatively affect the client/employee. People should take note of this

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The clowns that throw away our profits by giving away millions in PR stunts haven't. There's a bragging article about it on Teamworks almost year-round.

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I forgot that Wells is a charity

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Layoffs haven't produced reduced costs or higher profits so...

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Post ID: @1fte+1vVU06gD

There needs to be a great awakening that occurs for corporate America, and Luigi is the one that’s ringing the alarm bell.
Let this be the start.

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It is still based upon greed and placing greater profits over people.

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Post ID: @1pvf+1vVU06gD

Thread brought to you by someone lucky to have a job. If you can’t take the time to understand the difference between severance and claims, you likely can’t explain what your job is and have one or more people carrying your workload. May you get severed soon.

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Post ID: @1fkd+1vVU06gD

Explain

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Post ID: @1bff+1vVU06gD

What? Not even remotely equivalent

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Post ID: @eiu+1vVU06gD

How are layoffs dishonest? At least they provide severance. A medical claim denial can ki-l you or put you in a serious financial bind at a moment notice.

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