Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

Dispute between Wells Fargo & Co. and over 38,000 bank employees

Merino, et al. v. Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., et al.

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A New Jersey federal court on Tuesday gave an initial green light to a $35 million deal aimed at resolving a dispute between Wells Fargo & Co. and over 38,000 bank employees who say the financial behemoth failed to come through with legally obligated overtime pay.

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Allow me to translate

Allow me to translate as I Speak 50,000 words of English including thousands of 4 syllable words. In the interest of linguistic fluidity I find myself referencing the Urban Dictionary more often than I reference my two other languages.

Finna is ebonics for “going to”, and in this case probably the alternative derivation of “gonna”.

https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=finna

God help this country.

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Post ID: @1eyp+11ppJ77D

You reply to every post on this site and no one takes you seriously because you use a word that died with the ‘60s.

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Post ID: @1xil+11ppJ77D

Yes they were stealing from employees who were then forced to steal from customers for years. And how the new CEO finna fix this?

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