Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

Prayers for former Team Members

I’ve heard of three in the past few weeks who have no insurance are are encountering g serious diagnosis and have no insurance.
This is absolutely heartbreaking.
I wonder if Sloan Stumpf and the others are paying for their own healthcare?
If I ever meet that rooster lollipop Chainsaw I will arm wrestle him. :-)

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Post ID: @OP+1bJnyPCG

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When my severance ended, I signed up for ACA. I got a policy with practically the same benefits for what I was paying at WF. Now, with a new position, I'm just going to cancel the ACA policy and get the company benefits again which is still what I've been paying. Easy peasy.

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Post ID: @1idy+1bJnyPCG

If they actually worked a day in the trenches, they might have a clue what their id--t ideas do to their workforce.

The only work they do usually is brown nosing to the right families, execs, country clubs, etc.

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Post ID: @dxs+1bJnyPCG

It is truly sad to hear, however this is not anything new in the world Corporate America. Bravo to those on here who call out the fakes and the whinners. Stop being a self proclaimed victim and do something with yourself to make a difference. Stop complaining about executives and others who worked for what they have. You are simply lazy if you continue to say there are no opportunities and poor me.

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Post ID: @zgs+1bJnyPCG

When you have no income and other bills coming in left and right, $150.00 is a lot. It doesn't seem like a lot when you are working.

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Post ID: @rcd+1bJnyPCG

ID: @lwe+1bJnyPCG

Unfortunately too many people on here that allegedly work at Wells Fargo (who I really think are QAnon operatives that got kicked off Twitter) seem to not care about their fellow human beings and probably would say that’s one way to get rid of the older workers they consider dead weight.

Pathetic, isn’t it?

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Post ID: @gel+1bJnyPCG

@lzl+1bJnyPCG

Your life is going to be so much better when you realize you are not a helpless victim

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Post ID: @dwb+1bJnyPCG

Congress passed legislation this year that supports COBRA continuation coverage for free until September.

When you leave your job, regardless of why, this information is supplied to you.

Unemployed people are eligible for very low cost coverage through the healthcare exchanges, like $150 per month or less.

I’m guessing these unfortunate souls didn’t want to pay, or this story is BS.

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Post ID: @gef+1bJnyPCG

@uya+1bJnyPCG...

You are a true Sack of Excuse for a human.

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Post ID: @lzl+1bJnyPCG

That is sad but ultimately wells is not responsible

Enough with the “we are all helpless victims” mentality

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Post ID: @uya+1bJnyPCG

Chainsaw don't care. Stock price all that matters. Morally bankrupt.

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Post ID: @xzx+1bJnyPCG

Stumpf and Sloan should be in a federal penitentiary, among others.

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Post ID: @byu+1bJnyPCG

Thank you.

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Post ID: @leh+1bJnyPCG

That’s just the thing. We’ve never been anything more than cattle, cogs in a machine, or pawns on a chessboard. Our sole purpose is to drive the engines that fund their exorbitant executive compensations, while living our lives with crumbs from the tables at which they feast. We don’t exist to them. We’re disposable. Easily cast off and replaced while they obliviously meander through their affluent existence reaping the benefits of our suffering. None of us ever ask to be born.. just that it’s not such a struggle to survive.

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Post ID: @tsz+1bJnyPCG

Stroke?

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