Thread regarding Centene Corp. layoffs

Lawyer needed

Please just provide the name of an employment attorney here please someone.


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Post ID: @OP+1kz6npex0

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Post ID: @je+1kz6npex0

https://www.mcmahonberger.com/contact-us/

Contact Phone: (314) 567-7350
Fax: (314) 567-5968

Offices
2730 N. Ballas Road, Suite 200
St. Louis, MO 63131

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Post ID: @g3+1kz6npex0

@bc he represented me in a petty theft case, all charges were dropped. He’s a damn good lawyer 🔥🔥

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Post ID: @ez+1kz6npex0

@ay To clarify this has nothing to do with the VSP. Took it and have ZERO regrets!

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Post ID: @by+1kz6npex0

@OP UPDATE: THE NEED FOR A LAWYER HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THE VSP. NO REGRETS AT ALL IN TAKING IT! JUST NEED A LAWYER FOR OTHER RELATED REASONS HERE

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Post ID: @bx+1kz6npex0

@ay “There is no better peace than knowing your fate and accepting it. I’d hate to be one to wonder if I will be cut this month or next or next.”

This person is putting their fate in the current job market 😂 hey best of luck! 😂😂

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Post ID: @bk+1kz6npex0

@bh I don’t see the red flags you’re seeing. Go to Walmart. Bet you’ll see them there too.

Anyways.

Bye 👋🏻

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Post ID: @bj+1kz6npex0

@bg I hold value as well but I can also see the red flags ahead of me and opted for vsp. I sincerely hope that your hope in your own value keeps you from getting laid off. Hope springs eternal. Good luck.

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Post ID: @bh+1kz6npex0

@ay I bring value and I don’t have to worry about being cut. Dunno where you’re getting your worry from. Hope you get laid off. Bye. No one will miss you.

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Post ID: @bg+1kz6npex0

Saul Goodman

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Post ID: @bc+1kz6npex0

Piece of advise for those that are angry and took the VSP, next time read …. And not just read between the lines because they put it in plain English ….

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Post ID: @b4+1kz6npex0

@ad Most employees who accepted the vsp leave knew what they were doing. Not everyone is a mo--n. The verbiage was in plain english. Generalized verbiage yes but people who weighed the pros and cons knew what they were signing. The emotionally stunted panic driven people are the ones who are on these posts looking to sue, looking for lawyers etc.
There is no better peace than knowing your fate and accepting it. I’d hate to be one to wonder if I will be cut this month or next or next.
Please don’t put us in the same category as the town criers.

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Post ID: @ay+1kz6npex0

@OP I’d suggest Jackie Chiles or Lionel Hutz, since you appear to be living in fantasy land. there’s nothing actionable here.

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Post ID: @av+1kz6npex0

@a3
Took me a minute. Well played.

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Post ID: @as+1kz6npex0

@a6 Anyone who has taken this will be listed as “voluntary.” Confirmed with HR assistant during the decision process.

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Post ID: @a8+1kz6npex0

There really is not anything a lawyer will take on here. The vsp had many many "could be, may be, not guaranteed" wording. Centene was super sneaky with all of this. As soon as I opened it and started reading the "may" words and that the legal wording is this is the employee agreeing to resign on or around a date to be determined - RESIGN.. so in most states, you can not take unemployment.

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