Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

Pandemic Vaccine

So the vaccine arrival has moved from this November 2020 to April 2021. Most companies moved back in the office already back to July 2021 already.

I think Wells was hoping to use the location strategy for self selected layoffs, like a dry layoff but the pandemic forced them to change their strategy. Now it has moved to a torture technique like used in North Korea by Kim Jun Un. This will avoid the costs of severence and unemployment. Perhaps even causing long term health issues to American Citizens.

Since there is nothing to gain here as the place has never modernized, pay is bad, hours too long for no reward and i am new best for me to move on. You have to choose your own path but i see no benefit in working here.

Best of luck to you, whatever you do whether it is to stay or leave, hope it turns out in your favor!

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Post ID: @OP+17u95RJA

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@3hsl+17u95RJA if you had bothered to read beyond the headline, you would have seen that the person who died was in the control group and didn't take the vaccine.

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Post ID: @4aeg+17u95RJA

Look at all the anti-vaxxers at WF.

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Post ID: @4xwe+17u95RJA

Vaccine K–led first person who signed up to test vaccine.

They are saying employees in will not return to the office, or it will be less than 30% of the time

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Post ID: @3hsl+17u95RJA

Hey, learn about this stuff somewhere else, this is not a medical website, but a quick overview of why some of this talk is crazy is this....

It takes time to test. See Gerald Ford.
It takes time to make.
It takes a huge infrastructure to get a few hundred million people vaccinated.
A vaccine that is 80% effecitve if we're very very lucky would still not work 20% of the time, herd immunity takes a long time.
The rest of the world needs to be playing the same song.

We'll be lucky to have a vaccine availble in the spring, we'll be lucky if it's better than 60% effective, and we need everyone to want to take it, which I suspect we do not have.

FYI, if ten people take a vaccine that's 60% effective and all go out to dinner, 40% of them are still at risk, see how that works?

Each year the flu vaccines are only so effective, it's never 100%.

End of next year at best, most likely longer.

I hope I'm wrong, and I could be, the world has never had a push like this before, but we're also not working with the rest of the world, the White House is only looking to US d–g companies,

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@1jlv+17u95RJA

Don't be foolish! 500k is a far cry from 330 million and that's assuming it works as advertised. We are at least 2 to 3 years out from normality. Frankly, I don't know we will every be the same as we were.

Hand Shaking is gone for sure.

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Post ID: @1qti+17u95RJA

Who says the vaccine isn’t coming until April? Nobody. Stop spewing BS. Pfizer already has half a million doses ready to be delivered. Potential emergency use authorization in November. Full approval could realistically come in ear out January

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Post ID: @1jlv+17u95RJA

The vaccine date has not moved.

Donny boy was being a typical business id–t putting out a delivery date without understanding what goes into the solution. Stuff doesn't automagically appear.

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Post ID: @1pqu+17u95RJA

There was never going to be a widely available vaccine in November. Never.

Please do not get your medical information from politicians or websites like this one.

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Post ID: @1ibz+17u95RJA

yea, i think it was the white house saying November, which we all know is impossible at best;

personally not even sure next year it will be safe and not cause worse health issues

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Post ID: @1fiv+17u95RJA

Anyone who thought a vaccine would be developed faster than every single expert in infectious disease was telling us is lacking a sound grasp of reality.

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Post ID: @egd+17u95RJA

I am only looking to find something more in the area i want to work. I have a few offers but i would do this even if times were at a peak. Its just best for my situation.

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Post ID: @zeb+17u95RJA

OP. Disregard the “shaming” below. Shaming has, unfortunately, become a favorite national pastime of the “holier-than-thou”.

I get that you are being extreme/ridiculous to prove your point. I would have laughed at your analogy if we were friends. They probably would too. I like to use analogies as well. When writing to strangers, though, sometimes I choose to rephrase after I‘ve re-read my post. Because I want to get my point across more than I want to feed the trolls.

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Post ID: @dps+17u95RJA

I heard now its December 2020, definitely not November

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Post ID: @fkq+17u95RJA

Wow, the comments on this board...people are really starting to lose it.

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Post ID: @dkd+17u95RJA

A vaccine in November? LMGDAO

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Post ID: @hfp+17u95RJA

@OP
#1 You're a GD fool
#2 You owe folks that suffered torture and the families of those that lost loved ones to a brutal dictator one hell of an apology. You're statement is the epitome of false equivalence and dumb–sness.
#3 You should read up on how unemployment works before commenting. You're clueless and providefurther evidence of the nothing you know.

No wonder you're complaining about pay, if you make more than $2.38 annually, it's entirely too much. Hell, you probably have never even worked for Wells.

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Post ID: @wcm+17u95RJA

@rpu+17u95RJA what are you going on about? Feel free to leave any time you want. Unlike NK, the door swings both ways. What a pathetic, immature, narcissistic person you are to think the problems you are having at WF compares any where near what those people are experiencing in NK. Do us all a favor and kys.

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Post ID: @lgw+17u95RJA

our group also facing the Kim Jun Un Torture and Hard Labor Camp too;

Thought i was in USA, but guess the Constitution, labor laws, etc , all those things thrown to the wind

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