Centene announced another community investment today, this time supporting housing, healthcare access, and economic stability in St. Louis. Good initiative. Seriously.
But with Q3 earnings coming Tuesday, here’s a broader question:
How does a company measure its success at building sustainable communities while simultaneously restructuring the workforce responsible for serving them?
And when the financial results improve, how much of that improvement reflects a healthier business versus a smaller one?
Community impact reports are great. I’d love to see an employee impact report with the same enthusiasm. Yeah right?!
Asking for approximately 59,800ish friends. But who really knows the true number? 👹