Thread regarding State Farm Insurance layoffs

MT is an absolute criminal!!! Resign today! Trash!!!

This is all you need to know about SF and MT's $20 million dollar bonus in 2020 and $24.5 million dollar bonus in 2021, on top of his almost $8 million dollar a year salary! Yes it is stealing! We are a mutual company! Bring this up to your TM or SM the next time they try to give you a rah rah speak! Time people finally say something and stop ignoring what everyone sees working here! Complain, Unionize, call the code of conduct line, ask the questions in the Slido Surveys...put in the comments in Voice and View.

"The S&P GMI analysis said that the largest group member, State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co., by itself, contributed $4.2 billion in underwriting losses to the group total. This amount ranks as the largest single-quarter loss for any individual insurance company in at least 21 years, eclipsing $3.4 billion in underwriting losses recorded by Allstate Insurance in third-quarter 2005 (as a result of Hurricane Katrina), according to the S&P GMI analysis.

The S&P Global Market Intelligence analysis ranks last year’s $4.7 billion underwriting loss for State Farm group as the 10th largest full-year loss on a ranking of P/C underwriting losses for the last two decades"

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And there it is........the well timed pension elimination/freeze comment. High rates take pressure off this. Stopped writing new business in CA. Maybe legalized weed in IL wasn't a good idea.

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Post ID: @3fbp+1lbnLjGz

They always forget there is always more of the common folk who are more intelligent than they think we are. That is where they make a fatal mistake. Ziggy Stardust....cha cha changes! Turn and face the strain. It's coming.

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Post ID: @3iyl+1lbnLjGz

@2owf-since none of the companies you mentioned have posted 2023 results yet you are either totally clairvoyant or passing lies disguised as facts. Which one?

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Post ID: @3dar+1lbnLjGz

Thx for the crapaganda @3pik. You get 5 Santos for truth.

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Post ID: @3vdx+1lbnLjGz

Losses are not industry wide. There are a number of very reputable carriers doing very well. Chubb, Travelers, Hartford, Hanover to name a few.

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Post ID: @2owf+1lbnLjGz

Sure. Because your TM can just shutdown the executive bonuses for you. Serious eye roll.
Yep….huge losses last year. Industry wide BTW. Following huge profits for a few years. Good thing insurance companies know they have book gains in good years so they can pay claims in bad ones. Can you imagine the financial mess if they took financial advise from loud but incompetent internet trolls instead?

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Post ID: @fvs+1lbnLjGz

Consultants are the problem. Total waste of time and organizational capital that could be put to better use just like DEI.

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Post ID: @bbh+1lbnLjGz

Blame falls on the employees. Underwrite better. Or outsource. TM and his group are doing a great job. Don’t fault them. Place blame where it should be.

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Post ID: @ksb+1lbnLjGz

WOW!!! Can you imagine if this was a stock company. All the executives would be fired immediately! I can't believe the board has allowed this over the last 10 years. This is what happens when you put someone in charge at SF that has no real experience leading an organization this large, never worked in a core area of the company, and implements everything he read in a business article, seminar, or what some consultant at McKinsey told him to do. One size fits all widget factory concept! Write a process/SCP! This used to be an awesome place to work, career, family, and now it's just depressing coming in everyday to this absolute mess. MT is a complete fraud and failure! Sad.....

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