Thread regarding Cummins Inc. layoffs

Cut your losses and leave while you can if you haven't been let go already

From a high performance, multi-awarded, highly liked by peers and direct reports, 10+ year management level employee that was let go in the Fall of 2015 while I saw plenty of younger, less tenured, less productive workers, etc., keep their jobs, Cummins is NOT a good company to work for. They cannot manage their business regardless of tariffs, etc. They cut with a hatchet, without any concern for performance. Then they have a hiring frenzy, then they layoff a few years later, etc. Cut your losses and leave while you can if you haven't been let go already. And, I suggest your counter any severance package and ask for a year's worth if you can, especially if you are an older, higher paid employee. Job market isn't what it used to be.

Extremely well said. Good post @VTZrvct-5Lwpc
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And cummins wonder why they can't keep people and/or why they are known around the industry as to not get a job in unless you have too.

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Post ID: @Grpt+11Gq8sS5

I agree, the stress of knowing cuts are coming and who is going to get axed every few years or months is taxing on a person. I know several people who have been cut and said it was the best thing that ever happen to them. They have moved on and found better pay, better management and they now have careers.

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Post ID: @Dmtv+11Gq8sS5

I’m actually looking forward to it. Tired of working for a tyrant and constantly wondering if I will have a job in 6 months. Stress to income ratio is not worth it.

7 bosses in 8 years. Yep.. I’m ready.

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