Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

Treat from Monday’s OC meeting

Last week I shared David Galloreese got green light to start lay offs. However yesterday Saul had to put the brakes on any big lay offs.

Here is why: Currently in California where the cuts are going to be crazy deep we are SIP by order of Gavin Newsom. Therefore returning equipment is the hold up. There are 70-80 thousand lap tops in California alone not to mention phones provided by Wells. The bank (Saul) wants all returns to be personally done. This can not be done by Fed ex because even 1 lost lap top could cost us millions. We should have all just done risk training it’s due the 21 of this month, but we aren’t taking the risk. Gavin has us 100% lock down we can’t even go out to eat yet so riding BART 45 minutes to give back equipment is not happening and thus lay offs aren’t. Gavin has said he will let big businesses know when he moves to office return to work but that is far away. Let’s say Gavin says November 1 then you would be laid off Oct 1. 30 day work as part of WARN and 30 day no work as part of WARN then severance would kick in. Hourly employees would be laid off Nov 1 they are exempt from working once laid off so all WARN notice to them is non work. They should really updated the OC meeting invite with a new number or change the day any old employee like bitter Jim Rowe, David Julian or Oscar Suris can call in and give out info like this. Just sayin....

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"The bank (Saul) wants all returns to be personally done. This can not be done by Fed ex because even 1 lost lap top could cost us millions."

This makes no sense. When I started working here as a telecommuter all of my equipment was FedEx'd to my HOUSE. The only face to face I had was going to a local bank branch to do the verify my identity steps with the branch manager.

FedEx'ing laptops back is a no brainer.

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Post ID: @pem+16pWqsxs

So if you live in Alameda you can't drop off somewhere 10-20min away? Really? My point being a large corporate layoff will not be help up because one county in CA doesn't allow indoor dining yet. Your post is rather hysterical.

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Post ID: @txs+16pWqsxs

@COM- In Alameda county the biggest in the Bay Area there is no outdoor eating. Only pick up. Again another person not doing easy fact checking.

Do you think legally a huge corporation is going to end people’s careers curbside? Take a liability like that during a pandemic? If you think curbside is a sound idea you are not that bright. People with 10/ 20 years of service who have offices filled with personal items that curbside too? Use your head think like a company trying to avoid risk. Most importantly use your head you seem very clueless.

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Post ID: @yjx+16pWqsxs

"Gavin has us 100% lock down we can’t even go out to eat yet". Wrong. Outdoor seating is allowed. So using that template a curbside pick up would be doable. Not to mention there is multiple retailers doing curbside pickup.

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Post ID: @com+16pWqsxs

@YWM - we most certainly are in SIP 100%. Just go to sfgate for that info. You clearly are a Wells Fargo employee just shooting off dump comments no fact checking at all. Alameda county is 100% lockdown. Also curbside has no accountability. When 20k are be8 g let go you don’t do curbside lay offs. Can some intelligent people comment?.

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Post ID: @oqv+16pWqsxs

Just saying your grammar blows.

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Post ID: @sqx+16pWqsxs

@bk+16 - not bot just trying to give as much detail in a narrative forum I didn’t realize this was such a high brow group. If you didn’t understand what you read I promise you are 1 who will be laid off. Get that resume ready.

@Drano - Dropping off at a random branch has the same risk involved. Team members manager must lay them off and collect all Wells Fargo equipment. There is no gray area. Plus going to a branch carries the same COVID risk. Not to mention do you want say 20 laid off employees in a branch holding lap tops disgruntled? Not a good look.

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Post ID: @ykp+16pWqsxs

So stupid. We’re not in lockdown as described above. There would be nothing to stop curbside drop-off or other solution for return of equipment. Based on that alone, I wouldn’t believe any of this.

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Post ID: @ywm+16pWqsxs

Couldn't returns be made at a local branch? Are those in lock down in Californistan too?

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Post ID: @ueb+16pWqsxs

Was this written by a bot? Why grammar bad?

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