Thread regarding State Farm Insurance layoffs

Too much work, too few people

Our manager talks about work/life balance, but cuts and voluntary departures mean the workload just keeps growing. Its becoming exhausting and nobody seems to care. I don't know how the rest of you are dealing with it, but I'm this close to walking away, and I don't even have anything lined up.


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Post ID: @OP+1kbzhpa4t

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@r6 same should be done with every manager, VP and exec. Siege heil.

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Post ID: @ra+1kbzhpa4t

They keep up with every mouse click log and off

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Post ID: @r6+1kbzhpa4t

@at - Unless you started at 18 as a CSA, you should be set.

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Post ID: @pr+1kbzhpa4t

Exec better keep their paws off our pension.

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Post ID: @ez+1kbzhpa4t

38 years of service and can't retire. Will never make it to 62.

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Post ID: @ev+1kbzhpa4t

In Billing. 55+. Expecting to get "invited" next round in March. It does not scare me.
In fact, if I make past the cut, more pension.

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Post ID: @eb+1kbzhpa4t

State Farm has always been a company to bleed its employees to death. Promise you the moon and pull the carpet out from under you when you start to reach for it. The honest employee does not stand a chance. Take note of that youngins. They careless about you. The will use you to line their pockets.

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Post ID: @de+1kbzhpa4t

@bk yes, I started at 23, 36 years in and I am only 59. Trying to make it to 62 but doubt I can put up with it too much longer.

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Post ID: @bq+1kbzhpa4t

@bg well if you started at age 25 or younger, at 35 years you're still not 62 yet...

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Post ID: @bk+1kbzhpa4t

If you leave at 55 you loose over 30% of your pension. Almost no one makes it to 62. When is the last time you met anyone at State Farm that is over 60? State Farm makes sure they totally trash you before you get that old and that way they keep the pension overfunded and their contributions to a minimum. Oldest trick in the book, over promise and under deliver! LOL!

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Post ID: @bj+1kbzhpa4t

The pension isn't great. You have to work till age 62 to get full pension. That's why no one can retire. That's also why they have such high salaries on the books. They need to change it so employees can leave earlier with full pension.

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Post ID: @bh+1kbzhpa4t

@at 35 years and can't retire? That's a joke!

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Post ID: @bg+1kbzhpa4t

35 plus year employee here. Give me severance to free up the payroll. I am ready for some.free.miney and pension payments for the next 30 years. These young bucks.can work and pay my social security also.

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Post ID: @at+1kbzhpa4t

Don't quit! All you have to do is figure out the minimum amount of work you can do to not draw attention and then watch Netflix and relax the rest of the day. I am able to watch Netflix 5-6 hours during the day and my boss thinks I'm a rock star! And, you'll continue to get EIP!

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Post ID: @aq+1kbzhpa4t

Don't walk away. Do less. Quietly quit.

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Post ID: @an+1kbzhpa4t

Is old timers have our pension so we are just coasting until we get fired.

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Post ID: @aj+1kbzhpa4t

What dept are you in?

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