Thread regarding UnitedHealth Group Inc. layoffs

Retention bonuses

This post on Reddit has a comment that someone’s husband was offered 100k counteroffer retention bonus when he tried to resign. Base pay 600k.
https://www.reddit.com/r/unitedhealthgroup/s/PfEIguU2fk

So the company that is laying people off throughout the year and gives pennies for raises to most of its employees will give a 100k retention bonus to what is probably a lower level exec who tries to resign (assuming lower level because the higher up execs make 7-10 figures.)

Message for UHG/UHC/Optum…. Your executives are not the face of the company, the people whose jobs bring them into direct daily interactions with your members are the face of the company. Minuscule raises that can’t even keep up with inflation, elimination of bonuses, rising caseloads all lower morale. You can’t improve your public image when the face of your company has low morale. No amount of company culture pep talk will fix this because your own employees don’t feel valued.


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Post ID: @OP+1kzxg2a7m

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Only may apply for people VP and above rest of you peons no soup for you

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Post ID: @2m2+1kzxg2a7m

It happens and the org gotta save face. SVP and up can get $600k base that comes with a 100% RRP bonus (and yes, they get 175% on their rating to ensure it all pays out) plus 100-200% RSUs. $100k is chump change.

What's worse is when "leadership" changes direction and they move people at this level to the holding pen in Optum/UHG corporate "strategy" where they pay out the rest of their contract including base, RRP and stock.

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Post ID: @27c+1kzxg2a7m

Looks like an entry from www.thingsthatneverhappened.com.

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Post ID: @23b+1kzxg2a7m

People on Reddit make up cr-p more than anywhere on earth. I would not believe all that.

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