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Timing of Severance Contract/Agreement

I was RIFd a couple of weeks ago. Non working notice until mid to late March.

I did receive an email outlining the rules of my notice period and it said I would receive a “separation package via Docusign” as soon as administratively possible, but I have not received it yet

Can anyone out there who has been RIFd before me, perhaps last year, advise of how long it was before you received your severance package via Docusign?


quitting and profit sharing?

I know profit sharing pays out on the 13th, but with all of the recent changes, I'm even more over it than I have been.

As long as we made it through 12/31/2025, are we good to leave whenever before 2/13 and still get profit sharing?

I could put in my two weeks on Monday, and that'd be fine and dandy... unless boss is feeling extra punchy and decides to make me walk.

I've already got a new job lined up, just trying to figure out timing of everything and how much longer I want to stay in this toxic environment with SLT who doesn't care about us.


Honeywell’s “Tuesday Pattern” Strikes Again

Welp… looks like another Tuesday is about to get interesting at Honeywell.
According to some around various teams, something big is set to drop—and yes, it lines up with Honeywell’s not-so-secret tradition of choosing Tuesdays for major shake-ups. (Because apparently nothing says “good morning” like a mid-week panic.)

Insiders are whispering that layoffs could be announced as early as Tuesday morning, with multiple groups bracing for impact. No official word yet, but the timing alone is raising eyebrows—this always seems to happen on a Tuesday, doesn’t it? Especially before Christmas.

If you’re inside Honeywell, keep your calendar wide open.
If you’re watching from the outside… grab popcorn.


Is it too late in the year for more layoffs?

I'm not sure how it works here, but my old company usually had two major layoffs per year, and it'd all be done by November. Can somebody please tell me how it works here? I've been here for six months, so I'm still trying to figure stuff out. Thanks in advance.