Thread regarding Intel Corp. layoffs

New permanent ERP program being discussed.

Heard that new permanent ERP program is being discussed which offers ERP to anyone signing up for voluntary retirement within 30 days after being eligible. Retirement date can be within 90 days of the eligibility as negotiated with the manager.

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Permanent VSP will also be implemented in which everybody is qualified. Hopefully, this will reduce the next round of cuts.

@IFpGAAr-2vgj - Source?

They might get more than they bargain for if they implement this, there could be a stampede of people jumping ship.

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Post ID: @2yub+IFpGAAr

Permanent VSP will also be implemented in which everybody is qualified. Hopefully, this will reduce the next round of cuts.

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Post ID: @2vgj+IFpGAAr

At least an older white male would know it's "There are" and not "Ther is" @2dyd.

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Post ID: @2dzn+IFpGAAr

Ther is still too many white older males left.

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Post ID: @2dyd+IFpGAAr

Rule of 45?

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Post ID: @2wvt+IFpGAAr

SO, they are still not meeting 12K? Or they want to get rid of some more OWGs just for kicks?

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Post ID: @jei+IFpGAAr

It's not even close to ERP. It is marginally better than standard retirement package.

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Post ID: @gry+IFpGAAr

WTF what brilliance, you can retire anytime you want! The question is are they going to give the golden parachutes like they did in the past, Nope...

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Post ID: @hsz+IFpGAAr

No way Intel offers same ERP package in the future. Cost is too high and new focal will do the dirty work for BK and his minions incompetence.

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Post ID: @pqu+IFpGAAr

NOT TRUE.

Troll with false info.

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Post ID: @ime+IFpGAAr

Would the pkg be the same or lesser than previous ERP?

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Post ID: @gpf+IFpGAAr

Yes sure it would be less demoralizing, if they actually let people retire instead of kicking them early before they could retire. You know how much of a show all this is.

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Post ID: @cef+IFpGAAr

It maybe a lot less demoralizing if it gets implemented. 😕

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Post ID: @hxa+IFpGAAr

That's because sooner or later they'll get rid of retirement altogether. They'd just fire people before they could retire.

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Post ID: @wbp+IFpGAAr

OK, so what does the "permanent" part mean? Not eligible for rehire? (LOLOL @ me and my typo of "refire". Glad I corrected that before hitting Submit! lol)

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