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If anyone from management or HR is reading this, please don’t change our current WPE policy. BAC does not give compensation increases to majority of the workforce. Flexibility is the one thing keeping us going. If you want people to quit, it will be the wrong people. Seriously an employer who wants to continue to have a flexible 3 days in office schedule.


PDS Sh**show

Can anyone explain why employees are still being required to complete their PDS even though they’re already being laid off in 2026? HR is saying it’s mandatory if an employee doesn’t yet have an official termination date. Honestly, what’s the point of going through this process when performance results won’t matter anymore—unless IOL just wants to rank these employees at the bottom to boost the ratings of those who are staying.


What happened today was horrendous

I don’t get the logic, everyone I know that was impacted is a top star employee.

Why the actual eff did HR get rid of everyone they did but not touch the hairdressers that came over during the pandemic, without a high school degree?!

Why did they let managers stay that have openly criticized their teams for so many people having college degrees, when they don’t?! HR believes people that are insecure about not having an education are a better fit for management?! No! The ones that have that bad of imposter syndrome should have been right sized.

I hate this layoff so much because the logic is zero.


HR next department to leave?

I was discussing with a few colleagues the potential impact of moving to 100% offshore HR support, similar to the model offered by a Capstone-type company.

This would mean completely eliminating the in-house HR department, with every employee instead getting a mobile app on their phone to connect directly with dedicated HR support agents


India

Will any one from top leadership look at the earlier comments about managers and directors. If things are not taken care it will damage more internally, things are not improving. We don't have a HR where we can complaint and help ourselves.

There are lot things which are being spoiled in the background. Some one has to come either from India leadership or US and resolve the cause


HR Advisory Services - Elavon / MPS

As a whole, HR Advisory Services for Elavon / MPS is a wolf in sheep’s clothing. They are literally salivating to fire individuals. Spreadsheet management hacks at best. Placing any trust in this team of veiled “consultants” would be a bad move. Stay far away, the clock is ticking and they’re out for blood.


Biz Management Attempting to Void My Approval!

I went through the ADA accommodation process for 100% remote work, submitted medical documentation, and received written approval. After that approval, I was verbally told by business leadership that I still need to report onsite 3 days per week.

I’m now seeking written clarification from HR/Employee Relations because I’m continuing to follow the written accommodation approval unless formally told otherwise.

Just posting so others know to document everything, keep copies of approvals, and ask for any changes in writing.


To HR: Service Fund Directors, Associate Directors, Managers

Regarding upcoming layoffs, please do not cut Service Fund workers but instead start with their “leaders.”

That is, start with laying off the Directors, Associate Directors, and Managers within Service Fund.

Not all, but the majority of them lost their effectiveness after the first six to seven years in those roles. Now, they are just faking it by fancy updates in form of verbal presentations, emails, and powerpoint slides. But beyond that, they are not really producing (i.e., adding or saving) the company any money. Not nearly to the same level as their employees.

Find out which Service Fund Directors, Associate Directors, and Managers are real genuine producers, keep them and get rid the non-producing leaders. Then consolidate so that more employees fall under a single leader, instead of the waste going on in Service Fund right now where only five or six employees report to one leader. It should instead be more like ten to fifteen employees.

Think of the savings to the company right there.

Human Resources: Do a little digging and research on just Service Fund and I don’t think it will be difficult to find out the abundant waste taking place in middle management in that department alone. Then, I would imagine when you move on to other departments, you will begin to see a trend.


Background verification on last date of employment

What is the last date HR provide? Last working day or last day of employment (post garden leave). If someone couldn't convey that their layoff news while interview process (because of the lengthy process,also sometimes it started long ago before layoff, also was not asked initially) will the new hire get to know about the layoff (assumingit would have negative impact and would be seen as hiding)?


Employee Experience Survey! I bet this time they take it to heart! (sarcasm)

The next employee survey (EXI) opens up on Wednesday... just before the axe swings on Thursday, apparently. Don't let the fact get in the way that leadership doesn't really care and hasn't responded to consecutive surveys pointing to the real causes of plummeting morale... Expect more of the same sh-t... "happy talk" about employee wellness. Happy "action teams" that don't really do anything... less funding, fewer resources, more process, less agency and higher expectations...

Trying to figure out if the HR chick who timed this survey is just trolling or what.


Harassment

Has anyone experienced harassment or different treatment for being g-y, or for being assumed to be g-y?

I’m not out at work, and I’m not completely sure what is going on, but several strange and concerning things have happened that make me feel like I may be getting pushed out. My performance has been consistently strong, but people have suggested I'm on the verge of being let go.

At this point, I do not feel comfortable trusting my management chain, and I think HR might have been involved as well. I’m trying to understand the safest way to protect myself and get help without making the situation worse.

For anyone who has dealt with something similar, did you document quietly and then get pushed out quietly, use an ethics/speak-up channel, or find a trusted senior leader outside your chain of command? Lawyers have told me to stay quiet until something happens on a more concrete level, but I love what I do and don't want to be quietly pushed out only to have to be given the choice between a package and legal action.


Repayment signing bonus

Has anyone had experience leaving the company before completing one year of employment and being required to repay a signing bonus? If so, I’d appreciate any insight into how the process works in practice.

Specifically, I’m trying to understand:

How is the repayment communicated—do you receive a formal notice from HR or another team?
Is there a defined timeline to repay the amount?
What payment methods are typically accepted (e.g., check, payroll deduction, electronic transfer)?
Are taxes handled or adjusted as part of the repayment process?


Performance Goals for HR This Year

Accountabilty goals for HR Leadership this year
~Spot bonus program for employees
~~<Employee Recognition Programs
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Gift Cards
~Birthday/Wedding/Birth/Death-Flowers and Cards.
~~Eliminate bias in the incentive comp plans. ~~Capital Management and group sales reps should not get quarterly bonuses. Unfair. Offensive
~~More employee committee participation at Board of Director level
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More benefit enhancements
~More employee recognition in Annual Report
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More employee input in decision making
<Eliminate excessive performance evaluations waste
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At least $5K raise for every employee making under $150K per year.
~release employee survey within 1 month after employees complete it.
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mandatory WARN notices in advance of layoffs
~early retirement buyouts for all eployees over age 55.
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Eliminate monthly webinars. Replace with reruns of "The Office."


Msg to Intel HR and Lip BuTan

Dear Intel HR, and Lip BuTan,

My former undergrad mate went to Wharton (MBA finance), entered the industry and was mentored by the likes of Dan Niles. His view on justifiable Head Count for Intel Inc.

Design team = 20,000
Manufacturing = 40,000
Total = 60,000

Scrutinize, double scrutinize and triple scrutinize each and every engineer and upper management, especially the dead wood at HIGHER grades. Most of them are needless overheads and only serve to drag the company down. This is the ERA of AI assisted development...
Leverage AI assisted development to layoff DEADWOOD.

As an INTEL INC's investor (long term) and a significant retail investor of INTEL INC.,
I humbly request the above in the BEST interest of Intel Inc - for all INTEL employees, all investors, all partners, and the entire semiconductor industry, ...

Thanks and best wishes,
A US citizen and Intel Inc long term investor