Thread regarding UnitedHealth Group Inc. layoffs

Did your employer put you on a corrective action plan (CAP)

If you have you been placed on a corrective action plan (CAP) and you have never had performance problems in the past,
the company is trying to fire you to avoid paying you a severance and the 60 days notice the employer is required to
pay under the Federal WARN and State WARN Acts

Don't tolerate this type of abusive behavior. You must respond to the allegations in the CAP, in writing, with a copy to your human resources professional. Depending on your situation, you might also file a complaint with your states employment discrimination agency and the Federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC)

Illinois resident
https://shdh.illinois.gov/

Federal EEOC - applies to employees in all 50 states
https://www.eeoc.gov/

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YOU are 💯 accurate! Back it up with evidence and make sure you send it to Sir Sh!tty Witty certified that you plan on filling a lawsuit! Include your bosses name in case they are looking for low hanging fruit to get rid of..... hahaha

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