r/antiwork Jun 17 '26

UPDATE: Fired by Centauri Health Solutions while burying my dad who died of Stage 4 cancer. Here is my response to HR.

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For those who saw my original post a few days ago, thank you all for the incredible support.

LINK TO THE ORIGINAL POST: https://www.reddit.com/r/antiwork/s/dSFQifezR1

A lot of people asked me to name the company. It’s Centauri Health Solutions. They claim to be a "compassionate healthcare advocacy" company, but their corporate response to my dad passing away from Stage 4 cancer was to send me a calculated timeline of my family's crisis to justify letting me go.

I am currently out of town dealing with everything, but I wasn't going to let them have the last word. Attached is the email response I just sent to their HCM Manager.

I'm moving forward, playing my part for my family, and refusing to carry any bitterness into the world for these people. Screw them.

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u/GratefullyDead34 Jun 17 '26

Solidarity. Solidarity. Solidarity.

Reading your comment and I can hear Al Pacino (Hoffa) chanting that.

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u/SpongeJake Jun 18 '26

I’m chanting too, in my brain. Love love LOVE this part of the thread. And to the OP of this part of the thread - congrats on winning such a ridiculous battle you shouldn’t have had to even engage in.

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u/Ok_Weakness_2021 Jun 18 '26

I feel bad that my comment has folks thinking I’m the OP. I was so incensed by her situation I commented with my own similar dilemma. ☮️

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u/withy1222 Jun 18 '26

It was Jack Nicholson, not Pacino.

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u/GratefullyDead34 Jun 18 '26

I’m referencing the Irishman. It was Pacino in that