Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

ERM HR manager

Just had a question is the ERM manager for your area a Human Resources manager in HR by definition? I left the company recently and was told to talk to my ERM HR manger but when I asked to, I was told they couldn’t talk to me until I talked to my supervisor who told me to talk to them for separation details. Thanks.

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Post ID: @OP+VshsSOc

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HR is mostly outsourced at this point but some in-house Execs and Managers.....ERM should be in house if you can locate the one for your organization and they actually respond to an inquiry as it is not their full-time job......

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Post ID: @7wku+VshsSOc

I've been with this company for almost 30 years. I have been thinking about retiring in the near future. I am trying to prepare, so I reached out to the 800# to understand what benefits I am eligible for. I need to know if I will get subsidized healthcare and other benefits. I have called several time only to be told, systems are down or systems are updating. When I finally got someone who's computer is up, they really could not answer any questions. They gave me some blanket answers. I reached out to the local HR manager twice and yet have received any response. So, good luck trying to get any information.

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Post ID: @1tcp+VshsSOc

same here

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Post ID: @1yrb+VshsSOc

They are useless, don't know anything. Can't answer any questions, snd they will get back with you via email, laughable so it is AT&T

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