Pay attention, folks. There is plenty of information available to the public, to spell out what is happening here. Molina isn't adjusting to become more profitable for the long haul. Molina is making itself sellable. It's not a puzzle. I worked at Molina for many years. I have watched this happen. When it went public, changes began. When The Molina's were ousted, it was clear what was to come. The two things The Molinas would never have agreed to....layoffs and a sale. While Molina was a family owned and operated company, born of the passion of one man and carried out by his family....it is a company, not a family. Companies do not always last forever, sadly. Molina will be sold and the path between now and that sale will not be pleasant to be part of. My heart broke the day the Molina's were asked to go....but I knew what it meant. So should everyone else who worked/works there. This is NOT a surprise. If you are surprised, you aren't paying attention. Take your talent and your experience and move on. If you stay...don't pretend you didn't know what was coming. Good luck to all!
Posted by @PiyjT4T-2myp, agree with everything stated.