Thread regarding Honeywell International Inc. layoffs

So now that hurricane Ian has made landfall it is forecasted to move over Florida to the Atlantic and then turn north into Georgia and South Carolina possibly going over Charlotte. Does anybody have the tail number of the corporate jet to see if Darius is gonna stay the course or fly to Europe to avoid the hurricane?

The wording on that notification is beyond tone deaf. They can’t even bother to fake concern for their employees? I’m assuming many workers live in the mandatory evacuation zones. Can the site function without that portion of the workforce? Are employees required to waste vacation days if they are evacuated?

people people people Relax its just a brief passing shower. Stay at your desks and duty stations until we tell yo to run for the hills and every man or woman for themselves!

Remember if we dont make the quarter heads will roll.

It’s a game that’s been in play for at least five years. Unless the government closes the state down, which would put the onus on the company to pay for your time off, it’s on you to take paid or unpaid time off until otherwise.

Nobody listens to site leadership anyway. Current leader is the most reasonable in 2 decades and she is finding that the shouting and bullying of predecessors just made all the workers plug their ears. They ignore directions, offer no suggestions, and defer all decisions to the next person up the food chain. Nothing gets done and nothing gets decided by anyone below a VP.

@tnu, the quoted came verbatim from an email sent out by the "Leadership" here.

And sent today?

You used quotes- so I assume it's verbatim?

If you wanted to prep your house for the hurricane you had to take a vacation day. 3 of the 4 zones in Pinellas County ( where CLW campus is) are under mandatory evacuation. We expect 20+ inches of rain, 4-6 ft storm surge and about 8 hours of sustained winds 80-100 mph. But by all means keep campus open. Even local Starbucks were closed today until at least Thursday.

Civil authorities have precedence over some Site Leadership Council.

https://www.beta.myclearwater.com/My-Government/City-Departments/Emergency-Management/Hurricane-Ian

@tis. Are you here in Clearwater? I am and I'm sure what I posted was NOT hyperbole! Everything I said is a valid statement. Just go back to your computer and work from home. You're probably management any way and I pray no one perishes because of managements attitude toward the ones that actually make money for this screwed up dysfunctional and toxic place!

What a$$ho!es - only HON would put an employee's life in danger. This isn't the first time they've done this at Clearwater. Happened a few years ago with another hurricane.

Hyperbole.

Business as usual at the big red H.

But it’s the most important quarter of your life. We need revenue more than we need workers.