Thread regarding Fiserv Inc. layoffs

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Badging in is obviously necessary for security reasons. Fiserv works with finances and clients would never sign on if anyone could just walk in.

For years, you just walked out the door when you left. Then COVID hit, we didn’t go to the office for a long time. Then they brought in RTO and required a certain number of days for you to be in the office. Obviously, employees hated this, and most managers really didn’t care where people worked, as long as they were productive. A lot of people started badging in when they arrived in the morning and then would take their lunch break to drive home and work the rest of the day from there. This went on as an open secret for quite a while.

Then an absolute mo--n started badging in and not even walking in the building, just turn around and go back to his car and drive home. He obviously got caught, because that was d-mb, and it blew up the whole situation. Within like a week they were installing new swipes for badging out. Pretty much destroyed what little morale was left when combined with the lack of desks for everyone that was required to be there.

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Post ID: @kf+1m59xh2v2

We here at BH were required to do so, this site has never had the personnel to meet the tax break when FB was here,… go figure.

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Post ID: @b6+1m59xh2v2

@a7 Milwaukee is no where close to the number of total Employees expected when it was opened. Badge track or no badge track. Thats what happens when you RIF big twice a year.

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Post ID: @a9+1m59xh2v2

Out of all the things to complain about, this might be the d-mbest.

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Post ID: @a8+1m59xh2v2

At least in milwaukee, yes. There is a tax break if enough people work downtown. And they have to prove a big enough percentage do work in the office.

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Post ID: @a7+1m59xh2v2

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