Knowing layoffs are coming and having to wait for it to happen is pure torture. I'm barely getting any sleep and my productivity has plummeted. I wish it could already be over.
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I have no trouble focusing.
I've never cared less about my job. Cigna is a cruel place to work.
@ad How much besides the standard 2 week for every year of service would you hope to get by enlisting an employment attorney? If you were able to double the severance to say 4 weeks for every year how much would the employment attorney take in terms of fees?
IMHO if it happens to me I'm just going to sign up with some sort or temp agency right away and collect two paychecks for a while. I'm probably being naive to think I can get a job right away.
I stopped caring. The toxicity, the lies, the stolen credit, everything. My department is the definition of a horrible toxic clique. It does not have to be this way. They make it this way.
My teammates have taken to maybe being in the office 20 hour per week while doing maybe 5 hours of actual work per week. This has been the case for a solid year.
Even management sees what’s coming and has gone into a holding pattern.
Our team went from super hyped and motivated to doing the bare minimum in 4 years.
@a9 Yes, contact an employment attorney, one that does not charge for a first time consultation and does not charge anything unless they win something for you. And discuss your options with them.
I think its psychological torture to get people to quit without severance or unemployment
It’s like being locked on a train car you can’t escape on the way to the gas chambers just waiting for it to happen
Lovely
I have not focused much on my work in over a year. Productivity in the gutter. Nobody seems to notice. Nobody seems to care.