Thread regarding Comcast layoffs

Tips /Trips / Advice to maximize your benefits before the Comcast hammer

Hey, Comcasters! Let's help each other out. List your best tips, tricks, or advice for on what to do to maximize Comcast benefits before being laid off.

  • For example, Flex Days and Floating Holidays are not paid out, but vacation days are. So, use your Floating Holidays first, then your Flex Days, and save your vacation days for last.

  • Also, take advantage of your EdAssist educational benefit, which provides up to $8,000. According to the PDF, you become ineligible on the day you are notified of your layoff, so be sure to submit your request before you receive notice.


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Post ID: @OP+1m3aj1b0c

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Lets not fight among ouselves

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Post ID: @cz+1m3aj1b0c

Ya'll are a bunch of bigoted a--holes. No one is safe from the layoffs just because of their identity. Honestly you bigots probably deserve to be fired.

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Post ID: @cx+1m3aj1b0c

@a8

Even though what you said is not politically correct, I agree with you! I know so many people that did this and they were magically protected from layoffs because of DEI, internal metrics, and all the legal loopholes.

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Post ID: @ba+1m3aj1b0c

@a8 wtf is wrong with you

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Post ID: @b3+1m3aj1b0c

Approach HR with your imminent plans to come out as trans. That should maximize your chances of going on the protected staff list.

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Post ID: @a8+1m3aj1b0c

if you use all your floating holidays before the end of the year, does a pro-rated amount of money get deduced from your last check? same with flex days and your anniversary.

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Post ID: @a3+1m3aj1b0c

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