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No Departure Instruction or Protocol/ Procedures Provided

For weeks I have been inquiring with AskHR, local HR and other leadership of when one departing 9/4 can expect to receive ANY sort of instruction on what we are to do, how we are to do it, what procedure to follow on 9/4, etc. and nobody can provide any insight or instruction. The best I get is 'keep an eye on your personal email' or 'on or around 9/4'.

Anyone else experiencing this or the opposite, has anyone received helpful information on what we can expect on our last working day and what protocol looks like?


Personal Docs and Contacts

I was let go last September and at least had a Zoom call, unlike the March mass e-mail RIF. Now that Oracle has a taste for e-mail RIF I can't imagine they go back to hundreds or thousands of zoom calls. Either way, if you are on the list your computer access will be disabled almost immediately after notification. Get your personal documents off of your work computer while you can, and ask for the personal contact information for people you want to keep in contact with. You won't have a chance later on. When Oracle decides they are done with you, you are done in an instant.


Can we negotiate or withdraw

Has anyone been able to negotiate their separation date or withdraw their VSP? Mine is for May 2027 and at this point I rather withdraw the VSP if possible because this is laughable. My PL informed me I could withdraw last week and I declined as I didnt know the sepeartion date would be so far out


Can you get out of VSP if you didn't get the date you wanted

Wasn't eligible for VSP but reading about how late of a "separation date" some people are getting is crazy. If you are unhappy with your date can you back out? I can see where some people found this misleading (they thought they would be leaving in September).


When you give resignation notice, do they let you go immediately?

How much notice do you give for resignation? Will they let you go immediately?
I want to give my manager notice but I’m afraid he’ll let me go immediately. How have you seen this handled? I am not seeking employment elsewhere.


DO NOT LET YOUR DEVICE GET LOCKED

After I was told that I was let go, my OT accounts got disabled in around two to two and half hrs. Since I had not locked my device or logged out, I could continue to access my local personal files and upload them to cloud storage. If you have any personal files in Core Share (due to Win 11 migration), upload those immediately as once the OT account is disabled, you can't access those files.

As soon as I locked my session, I could no longer access the laptop because my user profile was disabled, and only the OT Admin can access it now. So, DO NOT LET YOUR DEVICE GET LOCKED till you have all your personal files uploaded.


This company is ruining my exit opportunities.

I have had on numerous occasions been looked at funny or questioned deeper because I stated I work at this company. On one occasion, I was told good luck getting a job outside of there, everyone hates UHG right now and will question your morals/values. I am at a loss for words. I am trying to leave this company ASAP, but I am not hearing back from anywhere.


RIP Laptop Return

Got a text from my former manager saying that my laptop has not been returned. My last day was 12/19/2025. I also received an empty box with a paid UPS shipping label that day. I then put my laptop in there and dropped off the package at UPS right before Christmas. I still keep the receipt with a tracking number on it. Just checked it on UPS website and it says the package has been delivered before the new year. Very strange. I almost thought that text was a scam.


Laid off - help

My position was eliminated and I received the severance summary form. Am I understanding correctly that the severance offer "package" arrives on my last day and has to be signed by 5pm?

If so, how are we supposed to have time for an attorney to look it over? I feel stupid asking these questions, I've just never been laid off before.

Thanks in advance.


Are you still actually signing on every day and fully working until your layoff date?

I’ve been getting mixed advice with many folks leaning towards not working at all from now until their last day worked. Curious what it looks like for you? I have the option to do either, I believe, and ethically, I feel that I should help with the transition since I’m still technically employed until Dec 19. I’ve never been laid off before so I’m not sure. What are you going to do?