Well, that's fine for the HPE employees not part of SpinCo, since they won't count in Meg's numbers after March. They also represent a bulk of the US and EU employees. Expect most HPE employees in the SpinCo transition to either lose their jobs to contractors or be offered contractor positions. If your team is seeing an increase in contractors being hired, expect them to be there to replace, not supplement, the permanent employees.
Likewise, a ratio says nothing about the actual numbers of the workforce, which most certainly will be reduced. There is nothing anybody, not Trump, not congress... nobody except the HPE board... can do about outright reductions in the workforce. Notice that they've laid off workers and closed down quite a few facilities in "low cost" countries. That isn't improving their "golden ratio" is it?
When Meg is ready to jump ship, HPE will be a shell selling blades and boxes built on spec by other companies and only a handful of employees. It will be a name only with a slew of patent holdings, having burned most of their remaining customer relationships and corporate goodwill.
As for Trump, I guess he'll keep jobs in the US... low paying jobs that will make us a "low cost" nation by the time he is done. The workers at Carrier are questioning how good their fortune is, since they'll be taking pay and benefit cuts. Trump is also taking credit for the Softbank deal bringing 50,000 jobs to the US - a deal in the works long before he was elected and had nothing to do with, besides holding a press conference after the fact.
Let's face it, Trump supporters have been duped. How does that feel? Are you "loosing" confidence yet, or just too stubborn to admit it?