Every week more people are leaving. If it continues like this, our group will not exist soon, which I think was the whole point in the first place.
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"The plan is working. Need about 40k more resignations. "
Are you one of the schemers who hatched this plan? Maybe you want to contribute by adding yourself to the number of resignations? What a cold blood person to cheer on mass resignations and misfortune of other human beings.
Good. I hope another 40k employees quit.
It is very easy to leave a job in one's twenties. When I was in my twenties I loved working for this company it was my second job after grad school.
at least they actually quit instead of talking about it for 10 years
“The plan is working. Need about 40k more resignations.”
T will never get that many. There are too many welfare employees.
My state is good, in the last many years I've checked on a regular basis because of how crazy the company has been, but thank you for the comment and yeah unemployment and severance are different based on state.
"FYI @ThePlanMan - in many states, if you accept severance, you will not be eligible for unemployment. Just make sure you check your state's eligibility rules before executing the plan"
I will be requesting a package next week to secure severance while there is still severance available. This ship is going down and it will get worse as the lights start to flicker. Get out.
The plan is working. Need about 40k more resignations.
These days it’s whether you stay on the Titanic or jump off and try and save yourself!
For those that jump off and try to save themselves, I completely get it!
FYI @ThePlanMan - in many states, if you accept severance, you will not be eligible for unemployment. Just make sure you check your state's eligibility rules before executing the plan
More of the Soft Generation leaving.
Name of grouo?
Run Forrest Run!
My plan:
I'm going to write it out to the bitter end, if that means getting severance then I guess it means getting severance.
My emergency fund is currently 13 months of survival, with severance and my simple living anyway adds another 9 to 11 months to that, unemployment should add another 4 months. Worst case scenario a little bit more than 2 years of not having to work.
So I'll probably get a couple of my licenses back, I may do that anyway, take some time to get some of my medical stuff caught up that falls behind because of work, sort out the house get my affairs in order.
So basically I guess I'll be okay for a little while, take 6 months or so off to catch up on things, and then hit the bricks again.
I've been working one or two jobs at a time for the last 42 years or so without a (employment) break So I think it would be kind of nice.
Everything falls apart I can get a few years out of selling my house, using my somewhat small 401k (mine went to he-l in 2008 2009), and some other bits and pieces that I have stashed around. And maybe all of that will get me to a point where social security will be enough to supplement whatever else I have.
So there you go there's a plan.
What is your plan?