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What is cigna’s long term plan? Just keep laying off employees?

I’m really struggling to understand how the DEI leadership is handling these layoffs. Even after all these job cuts, if the stock price still doesn’t reach $400, what’s the backup plan?
It’s disappointing to see a company that was once run so well end up in this situation. It feels like the leadership has put too much trust in a small inner circle led by DP Koka and his Indian friends, and now those same executives are driving these large-scale layoffs. Meanwhile, they’ll likely walk away with generous payouts, but what about the hardworking employees who are losing their jobs? They didn’t deserve this.
It’s frustrating to watch the company go through this, especially when employees are the ones bearing the brunt of these decisions that don’t give any meaningful results in the long run.
It’s hard to believe the CEO isn’t recognizing what’s happening. It makes me wonder whether he’s disengaged or possibly thinking about stepping away, because the current direction doesn’t seem reassuring.
If DP were to become CEO, I’d honestly be concerned about the company’s future. From my perspective, his leadership style hasn’t inspired much confidence, and I worry about what strategic decisions might follow. Overall, it just feels like the company needs stronger, more transparent leadership right now.

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Whoa, Cigna

Implementation got hit today. Got the dreaded ping this morning. Do they think that they will have AI up and running by October to handle peak? Will welcome calls be a thing of the past and handled by a chatbot? AI may be cheaper, but human connection is priceless. I missed my family during Thanksgiving and Christmas, but that's the beauty of AI, they don't have families, right, Dave?


Layoffs in MGO now, 7-figure confab in May

Interesting to see that MGO is laying people off while at the same time having an insanely expensive love-in in Dallas for three days in May. Flying in everyone from outside of Dallas, the whole thing.

Did this in 2024 just a couple of weeks after another layoff round. This for now at least looks slightly less bad but still. Kind of nauseating watch Kellyn and friends yap about how great everything is after they ax a bunch of people.


I am laid off now

Hey guys good luck! I just laid off. Cant believe this happened. I made a sale and this time it was legit and not just keyed. 40 minutes later I was terminated. Not sure who is going to ask about security cameras now. Guess I have time now to learn how to tie my shoes


Laid off yesterday

The calendar invite arrived about 90 minutes before the call. It just said ‘Catch-up’. I knew what it was before I even clicked "Join."

My manager was already there but no one from HR attended. He stayed on script—no small talk, just the standard lines about "headcount reduction" and "operating model changes." It was all over in 15 minutes.

There’s something incredibly bleak about being let go from your own living room. One click and my entire professional identity for over 10 years just disappeared. My access was cut before I could send a message to my team. My Citi email disappeared from Outlook on my mobile. My account on the OneNote app also deleted but it left a lot of the data behind lol - meeting notes, PowerPoints etc. So typical of Citi, nothing works properly.

I was left sitting in Tampa in my house with a laptop that’s just a brick to be returned. I woke up in the morning to go to work, i ended the day with no job and no plan for tomorrow.


Laid off and aftermath

I was laid off in December. There was no non compete agreement to sign. I had 4 interviews with competitors lined up after the holidays and accepted a role with one to start in February. I brought all of my knowledge with me. And I’m making 15% more. Life gets better after this dumpster fire.


Gillette’s Hoskinson Clinic Announces 40 Layoffs

The clinic, which opened in 2022, says it is not in danger of closing. A spokesperson said it will continue caring for about 20,000 patients with roughly 250 employees. Patients impacted by discontinued services will be contacted directly.

https://wyofile.com/gillette-clinic-eliminates-around-40-positions/


Failure to comply with WARN Act?

Was the Oct-2025 RIF in compliance with the WARN Act? At least one law firm is investigating and below is the introductory paragraph from their notice. I've also recently heard more RIFs have take place this week and do not know the scale of the action. For any current and former Hitachi Vantara workers weigh your options.

"On October 31, 2025, Hitachi Vantara notified the California Employment Development Department of its decision to conduct a mass layoff at its facility in Santa Clara, California. The federal law, known as the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) Act, requires covered employers to provide 60 days’ prior written notice to employees, their representatives, and certain government parties in the event of a mass layoff or plant closing. We are investigating whether Hitachi Vantara failed to provide at least 60 days’ notice before laying off 129 employees and, therefore, violated the WARN Act."

Source: https://straussborrelli.com/2025/11/05/hitachi-vantara-warn-act-investigation/


Southern Parallel Forest Products Shuts Albertville Plant

Southern Parallel Forest Products Corp. will close its Albertville facility. This closure will affect more than 60 workers. The company filed a WARN notice with the state. The facility is scheduled to close by April 8. This adds to nearly 600 Alabama job cuts in 2026.

https://www.al.com/business/2026/02/lumber-company-to-close-alabama-facility-laying-off-60-workers.html


Polynesian Cultural Center to lay off 10% of employees

The Polynesian Cultural Center (PCC) on Oahu's North Shore announced in late September 2025 that it is laying off 15 to 25 employees, representing approximately 10% of its 183 full-time workforce.

https://www.kitv.com/news/polynesian-cultural-center-to-lay-off-10-of-employees-amid-tourism-decline/article_77768879-ce36-4add-9d73-487de248844e.html


Housecalls Only

It appears RIFs started in HC today, 2/19. I do not believe anyone was affected or at least reported anything during January. Likely just the beginning of markets’ adjustment. Please share any info as it unfolds.