Thread regarding Intel Corp. layoffs

How does the appeals process work?

Do they assign an investigator who gets more info from you or do they simply come back with yes/no verdict?

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Intel HR is NOT there for the employees...they are only there for company and management.

DO NOT WASTE your time with Intel's HR people, they are worthless to the employees.

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Post ID: @acl+Hj5uRZH

The first step is to appeal. Don't reveal all of your cards, Based on all of the egregious behavior and actions that Intel has subjected its employees too, law suits are imminent and warranted.

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Post ID: @dwv+Hj5uRZH

Sadly, any appeal is really the opportunity for the company to investigate the high risk cases so they can determine what needs to be done to cover their butts. If you have a true case, I would not expose your cards by going through the appeal process. This is not unique to this company. This is corporate America. HR is not for the employees.

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Post ID: @phn+Hj5uRZH

Fill out the appeal paperwork, submit it, and wait. Be sure to state that you have proof for all of your statements in fact.

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Post ID: @cyj+Hj5uRZH

Is it a process in which HR legal evaluates the evidence as a sue/no-sue possibility?

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Post ID: @iww+Hj5uRZH

Lol, it's to prevent you from suing. That is all.

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