Thread regarding Centene Corp. layoffs

Does anyone know what happens to your 401k match if you are not vested and you are laid off?

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Post ID: @OP+1oOUUQO1

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I had mine rolled over into my Edward Jones account within 30days of my official layoff date. Sorry this is happening again to staff who aren’t millionaires and multi millionaires

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Post ID: @1pnm+1oOUUQO1

You keep yours, you lose theirs if not fully vested.
I was laid off at 4.5 years, got none of their contribution.

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Post ID: @1lxi+1oOUUQO1

If you go to your Fidelity account you can find more information. From your home page under 401k benefits click on Quick Links dropdown and select Plan Info and Docs. From there click on Summary Plan Description. You’ll find vesting breakdown in there

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Post ID: @nez+1oOUUQO1

It gets redistributed to DEI hires in the form of reparations.

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Post ID: @ngm+1oOUUQO1

Whenever you separate from a company, voluntarily or otherwise, you are entitled to your contributions, rollover and vested company match. Unvested match goes back to the company. Hope that helps.

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Post ID: @eoz+1oOUUQO1

Anything not vested you lose.

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Post ID: @yyb+1oOUUQO1

You keep the portion that you contribute only.

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