There are good and bad management here. Even the good ones have to follow rules, not orders. Rules are things like cut 10% off your staffing and budget. Orders are things like increase revenue by over billing the client. The good managers have to follow the rules and do some ugly things if they want to keep their job. However, the good managers can also have a voice and speak up for what they see is wrong.
I have an example the other day where I was asked by a "bad manager" to bill the client double the hours of what we actually worked in order to meet forecasts. I immediately sought out a "good manager" and informed them of the situation and that I did not want to be caught in an ethics violation.
I don't know what happened to the bad manager, but the issue was escalated and I covered my arse. As long as we stay in DXC, we will be asked to do a lot of ugly things. That is the nature of this business, it is rotten from the top. However, we can still act humanely and try to treat people with dignity and respect in the middle of this storm until we can all be lucky enough to find other opportunities with better companies.
Posted by @Pv6109F-bln, bumped for good advice we all need to heed. Considering the situation DXC is in right now, that's the only safe way to work.