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Jokes on Alfanso

They completely sc--wed up the decisions on the Customer Experience team. Many hardworking, genuine, and talented people were let go, while many boot-licking, useless, and incompetent people were left behind. I can’t wrap my head around it.

At the very least, leadership should have checked how many launches each team actually delivered during the calendar year before making these decisions.

The rest of us are now stuck working with these incompetent Digital Experience team who works on egos and not for Verizon.


State Budget Secures Prosecutor Staffing, Averts Layoffs

A new state budget has provided crucial funding for Genesee County's prosecutor's office. This development averts the threat of layoffs for 32 employees. The funding supports a program aimed at adding staff to prosecutor offices in high-crime areas. This financial relief prevents a significant budget hole for the county. Employees can now expect continued employment without fear of job loss.

Flint, MI

https://www.mlive.com/news/2026/07/new-state-budget-funds-extra-genesee-county-prosecutors-shelves-potential-layoffs.html


Polygon Labs Cuts Staff Amid Acquisition

Polygon Labs has announced a new round of layoffs as it finalizes its acquisition of Coinme. This move is part of a strategic shift to transform the company into a blockchain-enabled payments firm. The acquisition of Coinme and Sequence is central to the development of the Polygon Open Money Stack. These workforce reductions follow previous cuts made earlier in the year. The company aims to achieve profitability in 2027 through these strategic changes.

San Francisco, California

https://www.theblock.co/post/408625/polygon-labs-second-round-of-layoffs-2026-finalize-coinme-acquisition


Verizon Sells Stores, Cuts Staff

Verizon is selling 274 retail locations as part of a restructuring effort. This move will also result in the layoff of approximately 500 corporate employees. These actions are expected to impact around 3,000 retail and corporate staff in total. Following the sale, Verizon will retain ownership of 1,000 stores. This follows previous job cuts announced by the company.

https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/stocks/articles/verizon-shed-274-stores-lay-160739807.html


Commercial Winddown

Hearing some pretty heavy rumors this week that a major downsizing is headed our way for the commercial aviation teams. Honestly, it looks like Starlink’s recent wins have completely eaten our lunch, and to make matters worse, our hybrid LEO/GEO antenna is apparently having consistent technical issues with no fix in sight. Since the team hasn't been able to secure any more funding to iron out those hardware bugs or land any new customer contracts, management's strategy is basically to cut the division down to a skeleton crew just to sustain what's left. Does anyone hear the same rumors?


CM Dept

Anyone in CM ever been put on coaching for "failing" a SOFT audit? I truly think mgmt is trying to get us to quit or fire us for "not meeting expectations" before VSP takes effect. Centene has truly turned out to be a grimy place. I will spend the rest of my days encouraging people to avoid working here & avoid signing up for their plans.


Evicore folks

Are we getting out now or riding it out and seeing what happens? Trying to decide if it’s better to jump ship now or wait and see if they clear house if/ when we are sold… maybe can get a severance that way but then will be competing with others looking for jobs at the same time


Dan is simply stripping the company and preparing it to be sold

Seen this a hundred times. Massive layoffs, but useless mid manager and c-suites are mostly retained. No real stock value injection attempted.

It is a tired strategy, one used on so many brands in the past. The goal is not to bring the company back to its former glory. The goal eventually is to shop to other rising companies.

Verizon lost. T-Mobile handed us our hats.


Life after Uniondale?

For those affected by this site closure happening end of summer- whats your plan?
Going to city?
Looking for work elsewhere?
Already found something else and much happier where you are?
Retirees good for you congratulations 🎊 but this is directed toward those who cant retire yet. Thanks


Ready to own your role?

Please tell me I'm not the only one who finds this phrasing offensive? They're plastering this phrase on every corporate email like a proud child showing off their finger painting. I think it smacks of condescension from the higher ups. Like we're not taking our jobs seriously enough or working hard enough. Also, we don't "own" anything here as evidenced by the fact that they're cutting us loose at every available opportunity. You want buy-in from the employees? Give us job security and fair compensation and benefits, not patronizing emails.


Update Tuesday was good color, Cuts

Citi logged about $800 million in severance expenses in the first half of the year and may set aside more for the second half, executives said Tuesday.
The New York-based lender had about 219,000 employees as of the second quarter, down about 5% from the year-earlier quarter (230,000 employees), and about 2% from the first quarter (224,000), according to a second-quarter earnings presentation.
“We may look at accelerating some of the structural efficiency actions and, in that case, take more severance in the second half,” Citi CFO Gonzalo Luchetti said during a conference call with analysts, declining to provide more detail. “If we see opportunities, we may do a bit more than we originally envisioned.”


Arvind announced his retirement

Now that I have your attention..,

IBM CEO Arvind Krishna tries to run a tight ship, but his legacy is famously marked by aggressive restructuring, massive stock plunges, and replacing human brains with AI.

Oh, Arvind Krishna sat in his chair,
With billions to make and a plan to prepare.
"Let’s fire some humans!" the CEO cried,"
And sweep our old mainframes all to the side!"

He gazed at the servers, the cloud, and the code,
While trimming the headcount along the dark road.
He aimed for the future with bright, shiny eyes,
But instead of a rocket, the stock took a dive!

He promised us Watson would cure every ill,
But the clients just yawned and refused the red pill.
When large deals all stalled at the end of the year,
He wrote us a letter confessing the fear:
“We failed to adapt, yes, we faltered quite fast,
And seventy billion just vanished at last!”

So here’s to the boss who replaced us with bots,
While hoarding his millions and tying in knots.
Just remember to breathe when your mainframe goes down,
And King Arvind smiles from his deep-learning crown.