From that town hall, sounds like more layoffs are coming!
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Looks like I missed this current sh!t show by retiring early. Aetna was a great company to work for before CVS. I hope they do separate for the sake of the employees and members
To bad Karen wont cut her own 21 million $ annual comp to lead by example...LOL but i guess 3 days a week in office is enough to fix things... oh and the next massive staff layoff due to reviews of org synergy and dependency roles. Q 4 will be sad holiday time for many. But its okay, Karen can still afford her luxury living and shareholders will applaud her.
I missed the town hall. What did she say? Is it time to starting fixing up our resumes?
Know duh dude. I loved how Karen didn't own up to her mistake of hiring the CEO and C-suits that she now fired. Brian Kane wasn't even with Aetna when the COVID utilization projections were done. And nothing about her acquisitions sc--wips. She's been checked out from Aetna since she became CVS CEO. I just loved how she kept saying we are one company but you didn't see CVS taking the su---r punch and layoffs the last four years. How gracious to remind us she'll be in office three days a week in reality touting her hybrid model and back handling mentioning their empty real estate. Difference is she's their by choice not forced into resigning or being fired for unable to go backwards to hybrid or full office models. I really loved the retirement lady and legal person sticking it to her in their question. If course she reflected everything and didn't own up to nothing. Aetna commercial makes the most profit, then Medicare, and lastly Medicaid. They all will be hit with layoffs period with majority coming most likely Medicaid because they can't lose their precious Medicare employees who fudged us all. For once I like to see someone from Medicaid stand up and ask a question. I hope you all are ready to get your butt kicked in contracting and development audits.