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The Department of Labor and Workforce Development has released an official WARN Notice filed by BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee.
The notice says permanent layoffs will begin on September 1, 2025, impacting 150 workers.
https://www.local3news.com/local-news/update-bluecross-blueshield-of-tn-begins-layoffs-impacting-150-employees/article_28ad400e-03f6-4f31-a11d-d2c102da36ca.html
It’s not like Dell is on the rise, or that this job is some badge of honor that will shine on a resume down the road. Sure, the job market is tough and the economy isn’t looking great, maybe even getting worse, but there are always other options. The worst thing we can do is let the company pull us in so deep that we lose perspective. Worrying about this job doesn’t help. It only wears us down.
Any thoughts on Magellan Health getting rid of all Health plans? I heard they will be getting more Public Sector Accounts. How does Magellan Health do layoffs?
You know work life balance it’s called. While working from a stinky unventilated office 5x8
Has anybody heard if health and medical in San Ramon and Houston are going to be part of wave two?
AT&T We Can't Sleep
An open letter to Mr. John Stankey and the leadership of AT&T
Contact: attwecantsleep@gmail.com
March, 2021
To Mr. John Stankey, CEO AT&T
AT&T Willow Tech Center in Redmond[1], Washington is in violation of the City of Redmond noise ordinance chapter 6.36 Noise Standards as verified by a noise impact study by an INCE board certified principal acoustical engineer with Tenor Acoustical Engineering and also by the City of Redmond [2]. AT&T has thus far refused to mitigate the issue after numerous complaints through the city of Redmond, complaints spanning back years. The noise produced by AT&T’s chillers and HVAC units are having a detrimental impact on multiple families' lives and health of both adults and children who are unable to sleep.
The night time limit of 50 decibels is breached every hour of the night, every day of the week. Inside home decibel readings can breach 50 decibels making it impossible to have a proper night of sleep or any kind of normalcy -- this is a form of torture and we are pleading with you to resolve this immediately.
Mr. Stankey, please listen to this live video and audio stream from a residence near the AT&T Willow Tech Center.