Thread regarding Xerox Corp. layoffs

Still no raises for the folks making work work

Xerox Holdings Corp (NASDAQ:XRX) announced the appointment of Chuck Butler as chief financial officer, effective December 3, 2025. The company disclosed the executive change and related compensation adjustments in a statement filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

In connection with his promotion, Butler’s annual base salary will increase from $500,000 to $550,000. His target annual bonus under the company’s Management Incentive Plan will also rise from 80% to 100% of his base salary. Butler will be eligible for a long-term incentive award in the 2026 annual cycle, with a target grant date fair value of $2 million, and may receive additional long-term incentive awards in future years, subject to board approval.

Butler will receive a monthly housing allowance for 12 months, not to exceed $70,000 in total, and will continue to participate in Xerox’s benefit plans, including executive financial planning assistance and other executive benefit programs.

The filing also states that Butler may enter into a change in control severance agreement with Xerox Holdings. If a change in control occurs before December 31, 2026, and Butler’s employment is terminated without cause or he resigns for good reason within 24 months following the change in control, he will be entitled to a lump sum cash payment equal to two times the sum of his annual base salary and target bonus, as well as continued medical, dental, and vision coverage at active employee rates for up to 18 months, subject to certain conditions.


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@ev ethics should also investigate when a VP loses so many employees. When multiple managers leave, due to them, there is a problem!

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Post ID: @174+1kc4q32p2

@pp the new CMO is not exactly an educated man either - was an Office box salesman in Birmingham originally in the 90’s and not good at that 🤣

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Post ID: @13m+1kc4q32p2

yeah, last CMO and her senior staff except the guy they let go didn't even know what we sold. I remember the fashion design manager, that was funny. Friend of the family or relative or something. No one even knew who these people were

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Post ID: @12b+1kc4q32p2

Last CMO and team were fundamentally not qualified. 2 yrs at Beauty school is not exactly Harvard, let alone even state college.
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Post ID: @pp+1kc4q32p2

@p4 and bangs on about GI on EVERY town hall.

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Post ID: @p5+1kc4q32p2

@k7 you mean the CMO who got his two sons jobs - one in GI and the other in a partner ?

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Post ID: @p4+1kc4q32p2

@ev ethics investigate? Do me a favor- they are an ineffective as a chocolate teapot. They let all governance failures pass by with zero consequences. What you were saying about F1 events - maybe clients went (if there were any spaces after the current CMO friends and family) but did they do any business with us or just take advantage of a fun day out?

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Post ID: @k7+1kc4q32p2

@ev who is ethics?

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Post ID: @f6+1kc4q32p2

@dx ethics should investigate how many clients went as part of the deal as I heard it was the boys and girls club who all went along under pretence they invited customers

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Post ID: @ev+1kc4q32p2

@dt the sponsorship was so the SLT members could attend races. That’s it.

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Post ID: @dx+1kc4q32p2

@bb we make work work is certainly the truest thing we put out there. That half wit deena p did that one. As well the stupid f1 sponsorship. Millions of dollars for what? People mock us over that ridiculous slogan and the f1 team is a terrible one. Actually kind of symbolic in a sense.

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Post ID: @dt+1kc4q32p2

lmao his housing allowance is more than my entire year's wage

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Post ID: @dc+1kc4q32p2

https://www.investing.com/news/sec-filings/xerox-appoints-chuck-butler-as-chief-financial-officer-with-revised-compensation-93CH-4399706

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Post ID: @c6+1kc4q32p2

Ge-z, huge pay increase when no one else can get an increase and benefits like 401K match are dropped because the company can't afford them? Can't wait for the next town hall!!

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Post ID: @c1+1kc4q32p2

hey guess what? Fck that guy.

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Post ID: @bg+1kc4q32p2

The funniest strap line ever - Make work work.

I wonder how much Bandy the 🤡 paid for that.

More than they paid Aston Martin for the F1 sponsorship ??

Oh wait, that was down to another complete clown - the new CMO, just so he and his sycophants could go to F1 races.

I wonder if he had a Red to Blue analysis for that too.

So much money wasted, but hey, keep your old mates in a job - eh, Darren ??

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Post ID: @bb+1kc4q32p2

With rosy red cheeks and a twinkle in his eye Old Bandy Clause already told you all his great vision for 2026. Just be good little elves and work harder and faster than you already did this year and forget about any raises. You’ll also magically inherit the job responsibilities of those that quit or are let go too because they won’t be replaced. This will only help to add to the festivities and morale. But don’t worry-old Bandy Clause already understands it’s tough and if you don’t want to work his pole anymore he supports you in that decision. He’ll think about it deeply while counting his millions of presents. Then by some Christmas miracle he’ll finally deliver stellar results for all this time in 2027! A tech powerhouse Christmas story indeed!

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Post ID: @ba+1kc4q32p2

Umm nobody needs copiers anymore. All digital with electronic needs. Ask toll takers that used to accept coins

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Post ID: @b7+1kc4q32p2

@a7 It's not a question of recruiting failures as you say it's a question oh whom can quickly set up and take the opening we now have. If you were a high level executive out in the world and Xerox approached you for a position would you want join the company with everything you see? It's not like Xerox is Apple or Microsoft or someone other leading tech company were people are seeking out the company.

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Post ID: @b3+1kc4q32p2

But on IT Town Hall we were told merit increases are coming

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Post ID: @ap+1kc4q32p2

change of control = Bankruptcy Trustee

He has a better out than SB.

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Post ID: @ah+1kc4q32p2

We should just continue without a CFO. Won’t make a bit of difference.

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Post ID: @ac+1kc4q32p2

@a7 totally agree. It’s shocking what they are giving him.

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Post ID: @ab+1kc4q32p2

Don’t care if this is the “norm” for executive pay, it is plain dishonerable at a time like this when there is no merit increases for employees, expectation of more with less, no respect . Still baffled as to why anyone wants him as a Chief Financial Officer though - or even on a EC - this is the finance guy who presided over a $600M loss for Lexmark last year. Why has Xerox started to recruit failures?

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Post ID: @a7+1kc4q32p2

If you scroll through all the SEC filings ALL OF THE SLT gets packages like this. Miranda voluntarily quit and ended up with over $2.2M in exit compensation along with YEARS of covered health insurance, continued salary at $27K PER WEEK for a YEAR and she is eligible for ALL 2025-2026 managerial bonuses.

Handing out golden parachutes left and right

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Post ID: @a5+1kc4q32p2

@OP I read the same. This will go down well won’t it? People struggling to make ends meet and no industry base raise to counter inflation and rising prices - but he gets a 10% rise and a mind numbing housing allowance. I hope folks actually speak up about this. I am also taking more roles and responsibility like many others and we get nada. Welcome to the inequality of Xerox.

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