Thread regarding USAA layoffs

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Can somebody please let me know what is our long-term strategy? I can't figure it out for the life of me, outside of "lay off as many employees as you can until you don't have anybody left to lay off."

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Post ID: @OP+1tDMvNJV

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  1. Pad executive salaries and bonuses
  2. Dismantle and sell business assets. (* IMCO).
  3. Decrease employee satisfaction to encourage atttrition. No severance, no loyalty, no sizable pensions to pay.
  4. Decrease employee benefits and comps to increase executive bonuses.
  5. Dump membership eligibility and open to a wider market.
  6. Take the company public to raise cash because reserves and profitability are in the sh----r.
  7. Outsource non executive jobs to save millions in labor expenses.
  8. Reward executives with cost of living and performance salaries increases, and bigger bonuses.
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Post ID: @1tmv+1tDMvNJV

With McKenzie involved, here is the plan based on other fortune 500 they have consulted:

  1. 2% rolling layoffs every year. It basically means if you are safe in the current round, you will probably be phased out in the next round (about every 2 years they will cycle through your COSA).
  1. McKenzie will try and get their own into operations (Director and above).

Rinse, repeat.......

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Post ID: @prt+1tDMvNJV

It's quite simple - focus on the current quarter and make a profit.

Everything else is secondary to that now. Welcome to publicly traded corporate America!

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