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Layoffs or something else is brewing

The Covid hired managers (not talking about race, just those who can’t keep up and were obnoxious while they had the Covid protections) have been so stressed in the office.

It’s been too long for them to still be stressed from the RTO announcement. Anyone know what management has going on?


Glassdoor CEO Rankings

While not totally indicative, Glassdoor rankings of CEOs are used by Elliott and others in assessing how real employees feel about CEOs and their performance. Looking at Glassdoor, here is how Phillips 66 stacks up in the industry regarding approval rating, senior management rating, and the other number is would employees recommend to a friend:

CEO approval rating / Senior Management Rating (out of 5) / Would Recommend Company to a Friend (%)

Phillips: 56% / 2.8 / 63%
Valero: 71% / 3.6 / 80%
Marathon: 77% / 3.5 / 76%
PBF: 50% / 3.0 / 60%
HollyFrontier: 77% / 2.8 / 61%
Enterprise Products: 83% / 3.6 / 75%
Williams: 85% / 3.2 / 66%
Targa: 87% / 3.8 / 75%
LyondellBasell: 60% / 3.2 / 66%
Dow: 67% / 3.4 / 73%

Notice anything? PSX is PBF and HollyFrontier. Let’s stop pretending.


Standard Chartered Plans 7,800 Back-Office Job Cuts

Standard Chartered Bank plans to cut approximately 7,800 back-office jobs. These reductions will affect over 15% of its back-office roles by 2030. CEO Bill Winters described this as replacing human capital with financial investment. This is part of a new strategy focusing on affluent Chinese customers. The bank also targets higher non-interest income and an 18% return on equity.

https://www.moomoo.com/news/post/70217825/ai-impacts-banking-jobs-standard-chartered-announces-8000-layoffs


US Freight Sector Sees Over 5,100 Job Cuts

Over 5,100 workers faced layoffs across the U.S. supply chain sector. These job cuts affected logistics, manufacturing, and transportation companies. Major employers like FreshRealm, GEODIS, Ryder, and DSV announced significant reductions. Reasons included restructuring, contract losses, and softening industrial demand. Layoffs spanned at least 20 states, impacting various facility types.

https://finance.yahoo.com/economy/articles/more-5-100-freight-related-110000455.html


It Was my Final Day – The Bard of Verizon

I wrote this poem when I got made redundant from Verizon in November 2015. Still relevant today.

It Was my Final Day – The Bard of Verizon

It was my final day.
I looked around the office.
At all the empty desks.
I could tell.
The building was now an empty shell.

Where is everyone ?
Tom, Di-k and Harry my good friends all now gone.
I wondered if ?
Just like me they had been hit by a RIF.
I shake my head in disbelief and want to cry
That must be the reason why.

Meanwhile at Verizon HQ.
Fran Shamo's latest financial report was sadly nothing new.
We must do something radical to improve our profit margins as they are still down
He said with a frown.

The board racked their brains for hours.
And even more hours.
Until Lowell McAdam jumped to his feet he had a brainwave.
"Eureka I have the perfect plan.”
"That's why I am the top man."
“How about if..."
"We have another RIF ?"

There was whooping, smiling, laughter and high fives all round.
The company’s profits would soon rise a solution had been found.
Lowell McAdam then said "Ring The Bell for a job well done we deserve some praise."
"Let's also award ourselves a well deserved 20% pay raise."

The board couldn't care less.
If the RIF made their minions lives a mess.
The poor Verizon staff.
Unlike their leaders could neither smile or a laugh.

Once they were many now they are just too few.
Lowell McAdam's grand plan would give them all more stress and work they could do without.
That much they knew.

Their future is not going to be that bright.
All doom and gloom probably describes it just about right.
And yes they work under a cloud constantly worrying if ?
They are going to be a casualty of yet another Verizon RIF.


Starbucks Announces US Layoffs, Closes Regional Sites

Starbucks announced another round of corporate layoffs. The company will cut 300 U.S. jobs. It also plans to shutter some regional support offices. These actions are part of its ongoing turnaround strategy. The moves will result in $400 million in restructuring charges.

Seattle, Washington

https://www.cnbc.com/2026/05/15/starbucks-to-lay-off-300-us-employees-close-some-regional-offices.html


You are all d-mb af

No one here knows when a lay off is going to happen. There might be 4 people maximum that know prior to VPs getting a heads up day of

everyone should reflect on their personal contributions and what theyre bringing to the table Respected efficient top contributors aren’t on here getting scared or fear mongering - so reflect on where you fall and make the case for staying

To the trolls: unless you have founded proof - stop ruining people’s days. You’re literally
Making this worse for everyone.