Thread regarding Centene Corp. layoffs

Well, look who just got their RV towed...

Pack up the lawn chairs and fold up the awning, folks, the tour is officially over! 🚐💨

It turns out that running a department like your own personal alumni club, burning through institutional knowledge, and ignoring actual operational standards doesn't quite make for a long-term corporate strategy. Who could have possibly predicted that?

Thank you for the memories, the non-stop chaos, and for showing us all exactly how not to run an oversight unit. Safe travels back to wherever the highway takes you next. Don't worry about the gas money, it looks like the company finally took care of the ticket for you!

The main tent has fallen, but the tour isn't through, not while three lingering clowns remain in the crew. No painted-on smiles, no fake cabaret, can drive us ahead the old Humana way. So hook up the hitches and pack up the load. It’s time to tow the rest of this carnival right down the road! 🚐🤡🚚💨


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Post ID: @OP+1m5e5f35h

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Update: Summit concluded, zero clarity achieved. LW’s entire role seems to be a masterclass in corporate CYA: riding CJM’s coattails, producing zero output, and somehow keeping the ultimate executive privilege, immunity from accountability!

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Post ID: @23r+1m5e5f35h

That would most likely get the whole thread nuked as it's against the TOS.

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Post ID: @17k+1m5e5f35h

Hosting a summit this week is a CYA. You cannot hold a summit while SV, LW, and MZ, the very leaders who enabled this hostile environment, are sitting right there in attendance. You cannot repair a broken culture alongside the people who broke it.

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Post ID: @148+1m5e5f35h

@bt Finally! It's been long overdue. Centene needs to clean house in the Compliance and Ethics department.

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Post ID: @13x+1m5e5f35h

Why are we so afraid of using first names? If people are going to share their experiences, let's be clear enough that others can understand what we're talking about. Using only initials or speaking in vague terms makes it difficult to connect the dots and understand what's really going on.

I'm not saying anyone should be forced to identify themselves or others, but at least include first names or maybe job titles, departments, or leadership roles when discussing workplace experiences. Otherwise, people are left guessing about who we're talking about and which concerns apply to whom.

People deserve to make informed decisions about whom to trust, whom to be cautious around, and what to look out for. We don't need to share personal information, but a little more clarity would make these discussions far more useful. Less talking in code, more transparency and accountability.

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Post ID: @13w+1m5e5f35h

@yz who is mz?

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Post ID: @zk+1m5e5f35h

@ph MZ’s inflated ego only exists because of CJM. Without her backing, he never would’ve landed the position he’s in. He had a free ride, but now the ride needs to end. It’s time to let MZ go and bring in someone new!

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Post ID: @yz+1m5e5f35h

@ss SV actually brings skills to the table. But LW? Serious question: what does she even do here?!

A CJM direct hire with zero experience handed an entire team to run. A whole year later: zero structure, zero changes, zero results.

I just hope the new interim E&I Officer figures out LW real fast. Because if we truly want a fresh start, we have to leave ineffective leadership in the past.

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Post ID: @vd+1m5e5f35h

@sq Thank you for sharing!

Those two are next!

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Post ID: @ss+1m5e5f35h

Karma hard at work, others should be scared as well.

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Post ID: @ph+1m5e5f35h

@jd if you signed a separation agreement it has a no sue clause

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Post ID: @pd+1m5e5f35h

These comments are proof of a systemic pattern and practice. Ran across this post after job searching. The things you find in a google search for job reviews.Shocking.

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Post ID: @jj+1m5e5f35h

@gs How could one file a civil against her? Not sure if that’s possible.

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Post ID: @jd+1m5e5f35h

Would not be surprised if lots of civil litigation by employees does not come CJM’s way once no longer with the company and she is no longer has the company’s legal team to represent her.

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Post ID: @gs+1m5e5f35h

@g6 usually takes a few day.

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Post ID: @gf+1m5e5f35h

CJM was let go?! She is still active in workday.

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Post ID: @g6+1m5e5f35h

HR needs to be held accountable for the mess CJM created. If they had addressed the issues raised over the past year instead of turning a blind eye, we would not be in this position today. I understand HR exists to protect the organization, but in this case, inaction caused more harm than good.

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Post ID: @dq+1m5e5f35h

@d0 so that leaves SV and LW

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Post ID: @da+1m5e5f35h

For anyone that does not understand this post, it is referring to the Head of the SIU and Investigation departments being let go yesterday.

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Post ID: @bt+1m5e5f35h

😂the clown car is short a few clowns🤡New leadership telling lies and doing coverups. They don’t know anything about the areas they work in. Executive leadership acting like they waiting to get caught by the regulatory agencies. I want to see their faces when they realize their new leadership is going to cause them to lose serious money. But they want to sell we for the employees we hire within. When was the last time Centene hired from within. There was a reason Humana and other companies got rid of those folks

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Post ID: @bs+1m5e5f35h

what happen?

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Post ID: @br+1m5e5f35h

@a2 Compliance continues to clean house. Thank goodness. IYKYK.

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Post ID: @a3+1m5e5f35h

What does this post mean?

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