Thread regarding Cigna layoffs

Laid off at 54

Gave this place 18 years. That’s the thank you I got. Loyalty means sh-t these days.


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Post ID: @OP+1khvgetkg

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@ag Wow. That is just cold. Were you offered the VRP first? I know those that were and didn’t take were let go in my department. I was too and been there 21 years.

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Post ID: @jj+1khvgetkg

17 years next month….i don’t know…I’m not devastated. Not sure why not….maybe if I hadn’t been remote the last 10 years, maybe I would feel more of a loss of routine and interacting with people. Run me my money though.

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Post ID: @b1+1khvgetkg

Does usual severance still include full benefits including family anyone know?

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Post ID: @at+1khvgetkg

@OP laid off. Targeting experienced.

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Post ID: @as+1khvgetkg

@an got layoff today.. hitting experienced people.... Got number of days to layoff..usual severance..

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Post ID: @ar+1khvgetkg

@ab I talked to Managers that were just told today and had to be the messengers of bad news. I could feel in their voice they were forced to read the script, but did not want to tell me that "they were following orders"

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Post ID: @an+1khvgetkg

Me too - 20 year anniversary would have been next week.

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Post ID: @am+1khvgetkg

@ag Damn! What was your role?

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Post ID: @ak+1khvgetkg

@a5 what do you mean zero notice. You are being paid with full benefits for 2 months and then months of severance???

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Post ID: @aj+1khvgetkg

I was JE'd on 1/29 after 39 1/2 years. I'm 62! It su-ks. So sorry for everyone!

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Post ID: @ag+1khvgetkg

Gave 27 years, just for a cold script read.. I’m still in shock..

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Post ID: @af+1khvgetkg

10 years with the company here, and now at 50 I'm on the job hunt. Still waiting on the email with full information on what to expect.

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Post ID: @ae+1khvgetkg

Fu-k you shareholders.

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Post ID: @ac+1khvgetkg

@OP unfortunately layoffs are not personal and sometimes it’s just as hard for the person doing the layoff to get through the conversation I know one manager that was in tears crying because of it today.

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Post ID: @ab+1khvgetkg

Laid off at 58. Gave 11 1/2 years and given zero notice.

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Post ID: @a5+1khvgetkg

Sorry to hear man that’s tough. Same here after about 10 years. I’m pretty bummed but honestly it’s been miserable here for the past few years so hopefully we will find better companies to work for.

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Post ID: @a4+1khvgetkg

@OP I work at T. Rowe Price in Maryland - I am also in my 50s and our company is laying off left and right. I decided to click on "latest posts" at the top of the screen to see what other poor Americans were also getting the shaft. In our case some people are getting fired outright and some are fired, but must training offshore replacements to get severance. Anyway, Friend, you are not alone. People with decades of service - good people in terms of skillsets and attitudes unceremoniously dumped. One lady was about to go out on maternity leave - fired. When is someone going to stand up for American workers? Especially those of us who will deal with age discrimination?

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Post ID: @a3+1khvgetkg

I feel you, my boss during my JE meeting spent 3 minutes reading a script with 0 empathy or sympathy then hung up.

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Post ID: @a2+1khvgetkg

I’m truly sorry. This is so discouraging and there’s no job security anymore. Wishing good things to come your way from here on out and that this is a blessing in disguise

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