Thread regarding TIAA (TIAA-CREF) layoffs

Subscriber Inequality

As part of our People Promise to promote open and transparent communication, we’re taking steps to address an important issue: Subscriber Inequality. Currently, only a small portion of the company’s employees—just a few hundred—are subscribed to the CEO’s newsletter. This imbalance hinders our ability to Champion Our People.

To combat subscriber inequality, we are automatically subscribing all employees to the CEO’s newsletter, "Time with Thasunda," effective immediately. Removing the option to unsubscribe ensures our commitment to equity and inclusion.

To be clear, this is not in response to previous low subscription levels but rather a step toward reinforcing open communication across the entire company. It’s a WE thing, and staying informed is crucial to our collective success.

Thank you for choosing to Own It and for embracing this change as we move forward together.

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TIAA the dictatorship. I think people in North Korea have more rights than average worker at TIAA

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Post ID: @1cjc+1u8VBZPy

There was never a need for subscriptions. All they needed to do was put the newsletter on the Intranet and everyone would have the opportunity to view it (or not) if they wished.

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Post ID: @1chc+1u8VBZPy

sTrEnGtHeNiNg HoW wE oPeRaTe

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Post ID: @1dsd+1u8VBZPy

Scary. If they forced everyone to get it with no opt out option then I would never open my outlook.

Side question, since, I don’t subscribe. But. Does she or has she even sent any content over the last 6 plus weeks of vacation and counting? If not her first message better be addressing closing 2.5 offices and opening that one in Manila…

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Post ID: @cvh+1u8VBZPy

translation...nobody gives a $&#* about what T has to say

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