Why is SeanAgra forcing employees to dump their ConAgra or Lamb-Weston stock in CRISP?

I was recently laid off from the company in December. I received a letter about my 401K in CRISP today notifying me that I need to move it or cash out by 03/04/17. Is a sale of the company approaching? I don't even know what to do with it, any... — read more 

Higher management sources in Chicago are openly stating that is only a matter of time before Seanagra is sold. The Crapweasles in the corner offices are in the process of milking the company for all the goodies they can award themselves. Sales were... — read more 

My Lump Sum check arrived on Saturday December 24, 2016. Mailed via USPS. Mailed so as to arrive over the Holiday weekend. Can't be mailed to my IRA utill Tuesday December 27 thereby giving Seanagra at least a week more of interest gained from MY... — read more 

You need to scroll down through all the threads to see any new posting. At least I do.

The last time ConAgra had massive layoffs this happened. https://www.google.com/amp/amp.timeinc.net/fortune/2016/12/14/conagra-grocery-products-peter-pan-fine-contaminated-peanut-butter-salmonella/%3Fsource%3Ddam Expect the same problems in the... — read more 

Recommend reading the comments about the current Seanagra. Some kool-aid drinkers, some fairly observant comments and some really hard hitting views of a great company being driven to extinction by a set of fools.

For most people it was exactly one year ago the Sean, his crapweasles and his minions walked the greatest group of people out the door. Thousands of years of real experience that could have save Conagra from her now enevable doom at the hands of a... — read more 

I wanted to see if there are any rumors or gossip about possible layoffs in Omaha.

Post Holdings and Kraft/Heinz were rumored to be interested. Updates?

Don't forget to make your opinion of Conagra Brands and Sean Connoly known on Glassdoor. Hopefully he can be in the top 10 worse CEO list where he belongs.

Bernardo Hees CEO approval rating: 25% Company: Kraft Heinz Company Glassdoor company rating: 2.6 / 5.0 Tenure as CEO: 1 year H.J. Heinz merged with Kraft Foods Group in July 2015, forming the third largest food and beverage company in North America... — read more 

Kraft Heinz Company (NASDAQ: KHC) Rating: 2.6 CEO approval rating: 24% Employees: 42,000 Industry: Food manufacturer Kraft Heinz produces some of the most popular consumer brands in the country, including Kraft, Heinz, Oscar Mayer, Jell-O, Planters... — read more 

So who is the victim of Sean's management style?

Been hearing some former employees getting lump sum offer. On pension. I have received no offer yet. Any word on offers good or bad?

Sam reed introduced himself to every omaha employee yesterday. No need for him to hide and have armed guards. I am sure he sleeps better at night than sc. Employees actually like him. What a change. He reminds me of mike harper, who would personally... — read more 

New inventory monitoring n still worse off than before no one in upper management listens to the un college educated people who know how things work n look at process daily management doesnt mean ur gods n what is said on that level is law this is... — read more 

Any rumors or info on layoffs? I hear they have been running 3 to 4 dy weeks for the past 6 months. Is the brand failing or is it mgmt. failing it? Stock is sliding quick and the .25 per share dividend is a joke.

So any good rumors from the remaining people? I hear the common communication from management to their underlings is "We don't have resources for that".

So the reward for trashing thousands of employees, the City of Omaha And the State of Nebraska is $10 million dollars. I hope you choke on it Sean.

Any knowledge of the rumored layoffs in the planning stages?

So how is the morale there in Omaha? With Seanagra dumping the Christmas Lighting sponsorship and apparently moving slowly to dump the Seanagra Skating Rink? Did anyone really expect Sean to give a rat's a-- about Omaha once he move the HQ closer to... — read more 

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/illinois-exemplifies-our-fiscal-foolishness/2016/08/10/22d92bbe-5e51-11e6-8e45-477372e89d78_story.html?utm_term=.43f764fda1d8 Bankrupt state

We know that Seanagra is hiding the true headcount massacre. SP what is the true loss across all groups including outside of Omaha to date?

So many people at the downtown campus had their last day with the company yesterday. People who had been loyal and hard working employees for upwards of forty years. So many tears...but I'm sure that doesn't concern you Sean. Maybe in time these... — read more 

The ship is sinking, more layoffs are imminent, brands will be sold. The writing is glaringly on the wall to get out. Now that the bonuses have been paid, I am curious how sales many in sales will leave. There are jobs out there, and often much... — read more 

Thinking that is indication of how long cag will exist. I may be wrong just my 2 cents. Sure seanagra ceo gets his money from crooked chicago no matter what.

http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/ct-olympics-chicago-2016-met-20160715-story.html Still paying for their failed Olympics bid!

I hear rumors that the new Seanagra way is to be pushed into cubicles hardly big enough to turn around in. Comment?

At bakers in omaha cag frozen at giveaway prices. After sc said not discounting at quart meeting must have changed mind. You dont sell what you made it turns distressed. I left it on shelf. It can rot.

Profits fall 44% in the 4th Quarter. Could it be it is because you laid off all the people who actually know what they are doing? Like the Sales group? What a set of buffoons.

Wall Street analysts state there could be more layoffs in store for SeanAgra to maximize profits. Any rumors out there?

So Lamb Weston is on the selling block. Surprise, Surprise, Surprise!!!! Next stop. Massive layoffs for Lamb Weston.

Good Bye Omaha. Hello Chicago. Murder Capitol of the United States!

Really great idea Sean. Move SeanAgra Headquarters to a almost bankrupt State. http://www.hoover.org/research/illinois-fiscal-brink Someone needs to lay you off from your job.

I hear no increase in pay was offered to you if you moved to Chicago. In other words you immediately got a reduction in your compensation as The cost of living is higher there. Any truth to this?

I notice Jana is hanging around longer. More juice to squeeze from the dying Seanagra husk. Bets are Lamb-Weston is next to be dumped.!!!