Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

Tracking the numbers

Let’s keep this thread updated so there is more transparency since we get nothing from senior executives.

09/10 - From Charlie's profile on Teamworks there is a total team number of 274,078, down about 1,000 since August.

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9/11 - 273978
9/14 - 274007
9/15 - 273863
9/16 - 273765
9/17 - 273621
9/18 - 273513
9/21 - 273846
9/24 - 273475

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Post ID: @dvgo+16T0gNrX

Will TTIRO survive

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Post ID: @bhqm+16T0gNrX

9/22: 273,678

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Post ID: @bwsz+16T0gNrX

9/16 273,765

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Post ID: @5tct+16T0gNrX

Well since today was the supposed big risk and controls lay-off- here’s Mandy Norton’s numbers as of today:
11,230

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Post ID: @5fqr+16T0gNrX

9/14 - 274,007

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Post ID: @4ogo+16T0gNrX

Mandy Norton

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Post ID: @1qke+16T0gNrX

If you don’t know who mn is, the number doesn’t mAtter to you. Don’t worry about it. No offense, but too many trolls.

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Post ID: @1vzq+16T0gNrX

Who is mn? I know Charlie but not mn. Do you mean MM (Ms. mack)?

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Post ID: @1mlr+16T0gNrX

Wake me up when it gets to 200k. That number sounds about right.

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Post ID: @vfm+16T0gNrX

Just for fun; risk under mn 9/11: 11,273

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Post ID: @bwe+16T0gNrX

So while Scharf is MIA, the numbers don't lie...down again today.

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Post ID: @ylu+16T0gNrX

I don't think contractors are included in this number are they?

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Post ID: @xvb+16T0gNrX

FTEs (grr, autocorrect)

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Post ID: @rcj+16T0gNrX

That number doesn't account for MRs, only FEES. Even front line managers don't have their contractors show in their total numbers in Teamworks.

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Post ID: @ftm+16T0gNrX

9/11 states 273,978

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Post ID: @zbu+16T0gNrX

Includes 12 tellers pretending to be engineering managers

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Post ID: @qvs+16T0gNrX

Plus 60 day notices.

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Post ID: @dmv+16T0gNrX

There was a wave of displacements in August, but if that's where you're tracking, you have to also recognize that there will continue to be attrition, contractors reaching end dates, people retiring, people being fired for cause, etc.

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