Thread regarding T-Mobile layoffs

What benefits will be cut?

I think with the benefits survey few months ago and now that the layoff is almost complete. Wondering which benefit will the ba----ds cut?

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Could be the two floating holidays.

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Post ID: @3riv+1oGQKx2Z

"TMO gives employees a ridiculous number of BS "holidays," some of which I'd be ashamed to celebrate."

I think you spelled "I'm a racist who would rather work than possibly honor Juneteenth" wrong.

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Post ID: @3wie+1oGQKx2Z

Ashamed to have holidays on the calendar?

We all know which one you’re referring to, Nathan Bedford Forrest.

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Post ID: @1ilb+1oGQKx2Z

Once T-Mobile acquired Sprint it changed trajectory from growth company to steady, slow-to-no growth oligopoly.

With that corporate strategies change, including compensation and benefits programs.

Going forward the whole game will be to maintain profitably by trimming the fat.

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Post ID: @1qbg+1oGQKx2Z

Trick question!

All of mine were cut!

*rimshot

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Post ID: @1gqy+1oGQKx2Z

TMO gives employees a ridiculous number of BS "holidays," some of which I'd be ashamed to celebrate.

You can say a day off is a day off, but on principle alone I can't condone the company’s calendar.

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Post ID: @1vdx+1oGQKx2Z

SLT made promise on Free Cash Flow. You do homework.

Sievert email on grow problems and cost. Free Cash Flow promise mean much more cuts op expenses.

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Post ID: @1qho+1oGQKx2Z

Just because they didn’t lay everyone off, doesn’t mean they aren’t still actively encouraging attrition.
I’d expect it more for frontline but it’s true across the board.

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Post ID: @1pgm+1oGQKx2Z

Maybe I’m being naive here, but with morale at an all-time low I can’t see them lowering pay or PTO in any way. After this fiasco they should be looking for ways to enrich the employees left.

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Post ID: @1fqh+1oGQKx2Z

You are treated like garbage and then simply wait to get treated worse. Pathetic.

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Post ID: @1gvf+1oGQKx2Z

"the free mental health counseling sessions."

These are a joke, so good riddance

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Post ID: @1xcc+1oGQKx2Z

“Most of the benefits people don’t even know exist.”

^^ Correct. My bets are on Gym discount, the free mental health counseling sessions.

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Post ID: @1ilv+1oGQKx2Z

Most of the benefits people don’t even know exist. If you get rid of free lunch it will be more noticeable than 90% of the programs.

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Post ID: @1zdx+1oGQKx2Z

I'd rather keep social hour than free lunch. The free lunch is actually terrible

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Post ID: @yxs+1oGQKx2Z

Lol..all the clowns worrying about free lunch..you do realize that was a cheap way to keep you in the office and working through your lunch break? SMFH

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Post ID: @tou+1oGQKx2Z

Why not the opposite? Why not think that now they will give us something???

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Post ID: @kzz+1oGQKx2Z

Well, they've discontinued Monday's breakfast program already. Free lunches and/or social hour to go next, I think.

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Post ID: @klp+1oGQKx2Z

Lower cash bonus offset with higher RSUs. Will be spun as making employees even bigger owners of the company.

Higher premiums on health insurance.

Lower match on 401k - or structured in a way where if you max out it’s the same but lower if you only put in $5-10k. Will be spun as encouraging employees to save more.

Free lunch reduced in frequency.

Lower discount on lines.

All speculation on my part. Haven’t heard about any of it.

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Post ID: @qdy+1oGQKx2Z

"They'll probably cut down on PTO somehow and attempt to supplement it with a week or two of 'Work from Anywhere"

Don't give them any ideas! wtf ⸨◺_◿⸩

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Post ID: @tmk+1oGQKx2Z

They'll probably cut down on PTO somehow and attempt to supplement it with a week or two of 'Work from Anywhere*'

*within the continental U.S. and Maui

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