Thread regarding Humana Inc. layoffs

Rest Of CSS Helpdesk Informed Of Lay Off 2/20/18

The remaining CSS helpdesk analysts that were associates (not contractors) were informed yesterday 2/20/2018 that we are all being laid off (they are keeping a few to help finish training the off shore folks/TCS etc).

Some details that may help others:

  • 60 days notice (mostly to help transition and finish up training the offshore TCS workers who took our careers)

  • 2 weeks severance for every 1 full year worked

  • Career coaching/job displacement support (help trying to find job within Humana as well as help with updating resume, talent center etc).

  • Saw some posts about if salary or hourly is there severance? CSS went from from salary to hourly a couple years ago so we are currently being let go as hourly wage employee's and still getting some form of severance as mentioned above (which I'm grateful for hey it's something and buys more time - literally).

  • PTO balances will be paid out

This was all from HR in meeting have not seen the over night packet of info or "ink" on any of this yet. Hang in there all for every door that may close make another two open!

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Layoffs, outsourcing and this:

https://insiderlouisville.com/business/humana-execs-sell-24m-in-stock/

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Post ID: @8xbp+RQaW1US

I had this happen to a friend of mine. They made him train his replacements. How callous is that?

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Post ID: @5apb+RQaW1US

So sorry to hear this is happening to you CSS people too. All of you techs are awesome! You have been so patient and helpful over the years, never laughing at my abysmal knowledge of tech terms and computers. Bless you all and may you find wonderful jobs you all love with great perks and salaries 10X what Humana pays you. I can never thank you enough for all the support and help you have given me.

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Post ID: @3cty+RQaW1US

Oh wow. Wishing you guys all the best. I have always received a lot of support when I called CSS .

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Post ID: @1stl+RQaW1US

@RQaW1US-1rpc Because it's less expensive.

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Post ID: @1fmz+RQaW1US

Why are they outsourcing??? I DO NOT GET IT!!!

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Post ID: @1rpc+RQaW1US

Thank you CSS, for always being there, not laughing at my computer non-knowledge, taking it over and getting whatever was wrong fixed quickly so I could get back to work. You will be missed, and I am sorry this is happening to you all

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Post ID: @1bhx+RQaW1US

I am so sorry to hear this. Thanks to all the CSS tech's that assisted me over the years. Best wishes to all of you.

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Post ID: @1xlb+RQaW1US

I guess that explains why css was unavailable yesterday. How many more departments are they going to hit?

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Post ID: @dng+RQaW1US

Oh, CSS associates, I am so sorry! I admire that you have a good attitude about it, even though you have to stay to train your replacements. At least the HAH folks don't have that added stressor. Best of luck to you all!

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Post ID: @xjk+RQaW1US

Oh this makes me so sad. Letting go here to outsource. Grrr.. I was informed last month (HCMRN) my package read same clauses that they discussed on call. I also got an email with a summarized version. So sorry this is happening us.

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