Thread regarding Verizon Communications Inc. layoffs

Legal note

To those impacted, by accepting the severance, you are not able to take legal action against Verizon. If you have something that you’ve been afraid to speak up on that has legal ramifications, consult with an attorney before accepting the severance.

It’s not fair to say all of Verizon is shady. There are shady leaders. Some who continuously get away with things even after valid reports to HR.


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@a5 he is too busy with his own illegal sh-t………and blowing bubba

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Post ID: @c7+1kaj0afm2

Look at your package. The demographics of all affected are in there.

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Post ID: @c4+1kaj0afm2

@bx duress? no one is putting a g-n to your head to sign severance…

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Post ID: @by+1kaj0afm2

Sure you can, a contract under duress is void

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Post ID: @bx+1kaj0afm2

Trump will deport all the Indians. ( Not native mericans d-wad)

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Post ID: @ak+1kaj0afm2

@OP: Verizon has an abundant number of employees with a H-1B visa status eligible to work therefore displacing US citizens.

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Post ID: @ag+1kaj0afm2

You don't have legal action. Verizon follows labor laws and has vetted this layoff...
Don't grasp it straws, you'd be better off spending your time honing your skills or looking for a job.

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Post ID: @ab+1kaj0afm2

they outsource the work to all of their indian family who then gave them a kickback.
Trump should look into this because this is illegal.

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