Thread regarding Fiserv Inc. layoffs

More Benefit Cuts on the Horizon

Employees should be aware of additional benefit reductions reportedly expected to be announced soon. These changes include the elimination of unlimited PTO for employees below Grade 13, a reduction in maternity leave, the elimination of paternity leave, and continued lack of bonus opportunities.

While employees are being asked to accept fewer benefits and reduced compensation opportunities, executive leadership continues to receive substantial compensation packages.

It’s becoming increasingly difficult to reconcile the company’s messaging around valuing employees with decisions that consistently reduce the benefits and financial security of its workforce. The disparity between how employees and senior leadership are treated speaks volumes about the organization’s priorities.


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Post ID: @OP+1m5jc2tqj

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"Unlimited" PTO was a farce anyway. Get rid of it and stop insulting our intelligence.

I hope OP is wrong about the maternity and paternity leaves. Reduce and eliminate for what purpose? That should warrant some calls to congress and the media for scrutiny, shaming and pressure.

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Post ID: @1yh+1m5jc2tqj

@df Yes, you said it perfectly!

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Post ID: @mp+1m5jc2tqj

@OP do you remember the survey sent in early Q2? They literally asked us what would we compromise on.

Still, only the executives get to keep their compensation and rewards packages while the rest of us get fu---d over.

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Post ID: @hp+1m5jc2tqj

FiScam at it again. Let's pay out $15m+ to an exec but then get stingy with the AC and vacation days. #fiservembarrassed

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Post ID: @g9+1m5jc2tqj

Who cares unlimited PTO? I've never taken more than it was before it became 'unlimited'.

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Post ID: @g4+1m5jc2tqj

@dq+1m5jc2tqj

We had an employee get cancer. Then they got caught "taking advantage" by having health insurance pay after they reached their deductible.

We had an employee die. They got caught "taking advantage" when the life insurance was claimed.

We had an employee get paid. They got caught "taking advantage" when they cashed their paycheck.

When will employees stop abusing their benefits by utilizing them in the way they are allowed to be used? Such greedy employees!

/s

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Post ID: @eb+1m5jc2tqj

I guess they see the 1-3year employees taking 30 days off a year. Honestly that is way too much time off for that amount of tenure. They also must have found out about all the parental leaving being taken 6 months after the newborn arrives. Fathers are claiming primary caregiver after mom goes back to work, but they were not the primary the first 12 weeks. It’s within the rules but both of these are being removed because of those who are taking advantage. Just like when we had badge reports because people scanned in, drank coffee and left by 9:00.

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Post ID: @dq+1m5jc2tqj

Woohoo, great time to be alive isn't it? #FiservPROUD

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Post ID: @dk+1m5jc2tqj

@OP benefits for thee, not for we. The company's message is just corporate slop so bootlickers can hop on LinkedIn and spew nonsense like #FISVProud to make it seem like this is a real fintech company that actually runs well. The reality is a stark comparison when you have the entire exec/leadership team lining their own pockets, laying off institutional knowledge, implementing products destined to fail, and lying to investors.

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