Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

Covid coursing through the veins at WFA since RTO.

It is probably safe to assume it’s happening in other cities/hubs.

I know, personally, of at least 10 people on our floor of 150 who are out with it as we speak. There are a lot of other employees, whom I don’t know personally, who are suddenly and unexpectedly “out for the next week” with no explanation. Being told that our managers’ hands are tied by the C-Suite as far as not being able to tell us who has it and who doesn’t. People are coming back in the office still displaying symptoms.

No - I don’t care about HIPAA, or that WFC is following the CDC. I think the policy of WFC notifying us by email if we have come in to “close contact” with someone who tested positive is far too little and much too late. By the time we are notified - how many of my friends and family have I infected?? We are depending on the same bank who can’t get right with the Feds, and who is known for abusing their customers and disrespecting/disadvantaging their employees to keep us safe from a highly contagious virus??

Keep your eyes and ears open as to what is happening around you. Stand up for yourself if you think your current conditions are unsafe. Ask people who are coughing and sneezing to keep a distance. (I believe you that you have allergies- keep your distance anyway.) Ask questions. Don’t go on to a meeting where people are not wearing masks.
You have to protect yourself because WFC is only interested in protecting the business, not their employees.

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Post ID: @OP+1h1fTMp9

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Dude, seating is at like 2% occupancy, just move to the other side of the building. And schedule another booster, you definitely need one.

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Post ID: @6mtq+1h1fTMp9

My coworker in the office today, openly discussed how both is wife and kid have tested positive for covid this past weekend, yet, here his sits, just in the next desk over from me, saying that he didn't want to WFH because they were there in quarantine. SMDH

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Post ID: @5kis+1h1fTMp9

I just tested positive. Damn.

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Post ID: @5hhy+1h1fTMp9

@rhx+1h1fTMp9

lol, good one.

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Post ID: @1qvb+1h1fTMp9

Maybe they are just trying to ki-l off some overpaid FAs instead of laying them off. God I wish we’d just sell WFA and deal the death blow to WIM.

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Post ID: @1xks+1h1fTMp9

@pax+1h1fTMp9 Good question. I know CA gets notifications but they are to the effect of X employees in building address have tested positive in the last 30 days located on floors X,Y,Z,AA,BB…..

So does that mean they are sending only monthly notifications? Is it only CA that are getting notifications? I am not in CA but someone on my team is and shared the notifications they are receiving.

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Post ID: @1mul+1h1fTMp9

Ugh, so disingenuous. Wells should foster WFH not because of COVID but because they got to test out the WFH model during the pandemic and it worked. If shareholders ever looked at the bulging headcount compared to peers and the performative charades around RTO, they need to have a compelling reason to hold on to such a bloated carcass.

Blaming COVID is lazy, is lagging two years behind the news cycle and is a poor, last ditch effort to articulate one's inner turmoil with RTO.

"Why, you ask? Because...um...er...yikes...COVID, that's why!"

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Post ID: @zwx+1h1fTMp9

Or just face the facts that it's just part of life now.

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Post ID: @vpq+1h1fTMp9

They stopped sending building notifications last summer.

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Post ID: @pax+1h1fTMp9

Love the uneducated antivaxxers displaying their lack of education both about the science behind vaccines, and understanding how vaccines work (they don't necessarily prevent infection, they make symptoms more manageable). That's the same with ALL vaccines, not just the COVID vaccine, but they're too stupid to understand that, so they use the "if you have the vaccine, aren't you protected from getting infections?" line. I bet they think the world's flat too.

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Post ID: @rhx+1h1fTMp9

We have about 10 people total show up each day out of 200 desks on my floor. Not too concerned about an outbreak.

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Post ID: @pmp+1h1fTMp9

@iik+1h1fTMp9

You left off two other notifications:

  1. Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain...
  2. These are not the droids you are looking for...
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Post ID: @ibc+1h1fTMp9

You've been vaccinated, which according to the CDC is safe and highly effective. Therefore, you have nothing to worry about. So, what's the problem again?

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Post ID: @iik+1h1fTMp9

@puf+1h1fTMp9:

Management here, we don't know s**t.

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Post ID: @ovy+1h1fTMp9

yup, tech IS infected.

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Post ID: @btt+1h1fTMp9

I heard tech is infected.

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Post ID: @qgx+1h1fTMp9

The only people who are fully in the know about transmission and infection rates is management. Employees are being kept in the dark .

Wells Fargo should call a two week RTO moratorium in order to let the infection rates come back down.

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