Annualized Core CPI - Excludes food, and energy. August - 3.1% (still high). For each month during the year (and could be, or more) depending on the Trump tariffs effect on the U.S. economy (in the future, 2026 forward). Trump China Import tariff... — read more 

This company is pure garbage. I've never witnessed such a debacle in my life. Everything about it is toxic, the commercials, the service, the agents, the cr-p workforce and leadership. I talked to a customer recently that said the same thing and... — read more 

met him for the first time the other day and i couldnt believe how this guy got to this position. another example of unqualified people getting promoted to sr leadership. omg.

Is offer early retirement / exit to all employees over 55.

Talented people are quitting left and right, pay isn’t even close to what it should be, and somehow we’re all supposed to do more with less. Even the tiniest tasks take forever, and the stress is constant. Clients are annoyed, everyone’s on edge, and... — read more 

Would be to go on and move all into the hubs and start over. Voluntary exit all wfh employees and get this show on the road. Half in and half out is ki-ling the company. Maybe if they go all in on the hubs they can rebuild the brand.

State Farm has turned into the neighbor and neighborhood that you move out of because your housing values are going down, school system has now been taken over by the state and your car has been broken into twice this month. The cops are always down... — read more 

U.S. economic-financial system - Debt bubbles (ultimately) lead to crashes (especially in the stock market). It has been proven time-and-time again in U.S. history. All of these are at (record) levels. List of (current) U.S. debt bubbles - U.S... — read more 

I left SF few years ago! When I look at current salary range, the higher end doesn’t hit my current base salary! How is it this company attracts experienced talent

China - This is a (really bad) combination for the U.S. economic-financial system (and ultimately, the stock market) if (current) trends continue. Trump "Retaliatory" Import tariffs, the U.S. government shutdown (continues) and the U.S. National... — read more 

Finished another week some how. State Farm is just a horrible excuse for an employer and represents all that is wrong with corporate America. For my first 15 years at State Farm I can honestly say I looked forward to going to work just about every... — read more 

State Farm faces allegations of poor ethics related to claims handling and discriminatory practices, including underpaying claims, delaying payments, and potentially using biased AI algorithms. These issues have led to customer complaints, lawsuits... — read more 

Im retired SF! I went to play golf with a buddy today with an 11 am Tee time. So get in the cart and glance to my left where I see a TM on his laptop while drinking a bloody Mary complaining how weak the drink is. I told my golf partner. He... — read more 

It is messed that we hire a new executive, while at the same time asking people to voluntarily leave. Supposedly her comp and bonus exceed half a million. Do we really need this? Is our comms department such a mess we need to hire someone from the... — read more 

Miran - New Fed Trump (Lackey) - The Democrats should (not) budge, no matter what; leave the U.S. government shut down (Independent here). The Trump Tax bill should (not) have been passed, which increased the (current, and rising) $37.8 Trillion... — read more 

It really feels like they’re trying to push people to quit instead of laying them off outright. The pressure constantly keeps building, workloads keep piling up, and eventually you just can’t take it anymore. As far as strategies go, I have to give... — read more 

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What about wfh over 6 hours from any office?

I once had a claim manager tell me my house will be my retirement. I laughed at him and politely walked away. I retired early and got 50 to 60% of the pension. That was well over 10 years ago. Make your own plans. Listen to your heart and never... — read more 

hi all! i worked auto claims in cityline back in 2016 and would like to come back. i remember having a positive experience working here back in 2016. does anyone know if state farm considers rehires? (please share with me the honest truth....) also... — read more 

Go figure what will happen next...

We have to report to the office 2 weeks out of the month? I am hearing this is very possible.

On products (Trump tariffs) - Wall Street (has not) up to this point taken into account Trump tariffs, but they will; by Early-Mid 2026 (at the latest). Trump tariff (effects) does include things like auto, and property insurance (due to the cost... — read more 

My boss does not tell me the truth all the time. This is the current story, please help me untangle it. My current boss is a State Farm agency owner. He signed the newer State Farm Agent Agreement years ago and has his own agency. He has a friend who... — read more 

I’ve been in claims for nearly 3 years, got a pretty good schedule where I work task work the entire day, I do my 5 task an hour, takes me like 15 minutes, I click my mouse multiples times so no idle shows up, and then I just play video games for the... — read more 

Technology layoffs - They will increase (substantially) into 2025 year-end, and into Early-Mid 2026 (and beyond). Where (most) of the high salaries exist. 2025 (year-to-date) - Layoffs - 539 Employees affected - 145,726 Number per day - 540 2024... — read more 

How many U/W employees got job offers in claims today? I heard they started rolling out and you have 3 days to accept? I was told a rough figure of around 100 today....

I’ve worked in claims for some time now, was hopeful this would be where I could retire at. Mainly curious to see any recommendations on what should I do before I put my 2 weeks in.

FYI— it was confirmed by my leadership that the volunteer exit plans and the severance are only applicable to people at her level or higher. I’m a USA which means I don’t qualify. No USA’s will qualify for it. Just proves upper leadership could... — read more 

I’ve never worked for cheaper ba----ds. They’ll try anything to force us out so they don’t have to pay a dime. I’ve been through several companies, all packed with soulless management and cruel leadership using “creative” ways to get rid of people... — read more 

Nearly half of US companies have slowed or frozen hiring in 2025, with 39% already laying off workers and 35% planning more cuts before year-end. Looking ahead, about 60% of businesses expect layoffs in 2026, citing trade policy, tariffs, economic... — read more 

After months of sending apps into the void, it finally happened. I admit, I nearly screamed when I saw it. It’s wild how one email can suddenly make you feel like you’ve got a shot again. I know it doesn't mean I'll get the job, but it's better than... — read more 

Job scams on the rise as layoffs surge in US Job scams have risen by 118% in recent years as layoffs continue to rise this year. A study found Nevada to be the most vulnerable state when it comes to job scams. You can try to avoid job scams by... — read more 

Please, please, please move all your insurance over to Progressive to help them expand their #1 position. Tell all your friends and family. State Farm is too expensive, we all know the service su-ks with the trash we hire and hit useless agents and... — read more 

I think being laid off at this point wouldn't be such a bad thing, considering the current state of SF.

Outside of IT, we still have no idea what's going on?

IT is 100 in scope employees

As expected IT is taking a 600 headcount hit. Look out progressive here we come

Is the bs they are telling claims. Even the wfh employees that they are needed. But no promotions or openings for wfh, only in hubs. Very suspicious. Appears as if they are moving jobs to the hub but with 40% of the workforce being fully wfh how... — read more 

How shady, on one hand they are laying people off and at the same time they are posting Labor Condition Applications for hiring H1B's on the homepage. Wage offered 121,118 to 175k a year to someone living at blue bird street out in Normal... — read more