Just sitting here waiting for the yearly profit sharing and yearly raise announcement announcement.

As of 2025 no more Christmas shutdown. Can any one name a single benefit for sticking around?

Join the country club Join the board at the country club Move to a neighborhood that Fisher execs live in and engage with them regularly How do you know this works? When is the last time an ECC member was laid off? When is the last... — read more 

Guess enough people didn't take early retirement. Yesterday there were layoffs at the corporate level of IT. At least one person was offered the VERP package again, Kind of them to let people get the fiscal year profit sharing amount.

Hope everyone enjoyed having a bonus the last few years. They rolled out a new bonus program, and it looks horrid. Current numbers stand at 91.1% of our bonus being paid out, with higher ups telling us to expect a lower bonus this year. Anyone who... — read more 

Frozen at the end of the year. People are pi---d. It’s the reason many stayed around as long as they did. Instead they will now kick in 4% to a savings plan and some profit sharing.

Layoffs/early retirements etc

First round of layoffs in late May 2024. 2nd round of layoffs in late June 2024. Confidentiality precludes sharing the main reason behind these cost-cutting measures.

MSOL announced last week that we're in cost cutting mode, requiring vacation usage this summer and putting early retirement out there for select employees. Unless the market improves unexpectedly, be ready for an October Not-Really-a-Surprise round... — read more 

When is his gag order up? He’s been way too quiet?

This week, Copeland's CEO made a significant announcement: all 18,000 employees will receive shares in the company, valued at 2.5 times their current salary, before the IPO. It's worth acknowledging that while opinions may vary about the new company... — read more 

MSOL is freezing addition of any new head counts, and will be reviewing all backfills for critical necessity. In effect for the remainder of the year.

Enterprise IT had "restructuring actions". We were told that it affected only 5 positions, but they were like VP type positions. One is the "Chief Digital Officer" -- I didn't understand what he did and I guess the answer was "nothing that... — read more 

D+ Culture still a problem Lack of advancement in certain areas People officer fiasco Faux talk of sustainability while flying corporate jets around

New CEO. High stock price. Major acquisitions. What does that equal? Layoffs. LK can’t keep the stock price high without major cuts.

When Emerson purchased the GE facility in 2019 no one saw what was coming...a company continually devolving as it aims to destroy the manufacturing and human spirit! There was a reason that the entire management team retired in December '23. Now... — read more 

You have been warned. More layoffs coming to Emerson in 2024. First wave March 2024. Second wave September 2024

Will Eventually Be Surrounded By People Who Have Nothing to Say

Run away before it is too latr

You can thank RK, and then you can look at LK for keeping RK employed. An employee suggestion for Emerson, fire the people who don't meet the employee standards.

Is there going to be any reorg or Emerson Electric layoffs? Any chatter, news or rumors?

I will be laying the lot of you off in 2024

Will there be more US layoffs in 2023 or early 2024? If so, what site location(s) should be updating their resumes?

Did NI deliberately mislead investors about offers from Emerson Electric? Heck yeah we did! What’cha gonna do? lol. FAFO, is what I say. You’re fired. Go Boldly Ambitiously - Ritu’s jock. Class Action Alleges National Instruments (NATI) Induced... — read more 

Why?

Emerson selling Copeland to BlackStone, the digital cold chain group, consisting of Cooper acquisition, comfort controls, transportation, and Cargo just laid off 20 seasoned employees, the people with the real knowledge, leaving the "new" management... — read more 

NI (stock was NATI) Formerly known as National Instruments is NOW and has been for a while, a wholly owned subsidiary of Emerson Electric. Buyout went thru this summer 2023 (can't remember date)

Does anyone thinks that Emerson is doing digital transformation? I think it is simply a marketing ploy with no substance underneath.

Real curious. Being as objective as possible, how do you rate lower and middle management within your area? Has Emerson's emphasis on a MBA or maybe ESG policies over say real leadership talent or other positive management attributes have real... — read more 

and then quietly dumped her hoping no one would notice.

I ran into a coworker who left Emerson a few months ago. They looked younger, healthier and happier than I had seen in years. Anybody else recognize how much healthier people look when they leave this dump?

Recently, one of my acquaintances was laid off from work as a result of a reduction in the work force. Bright fellow. He had mentioned that the facility is likely to close in the coming year as they are moving production to Mexico. They had removed... — read more 

Announced today.. John Rhodes is gone from COM/RES as President of Cold Chain. Craig Rossman is taking over, consolidation. This is mostly due to poor execution by JR of a bad plan. COM/RES will be sold off and they will keep HVAC.

Has there ever been a whistleblower that anyone knows of at Emerson?