Thread regarding JPMorgan Chase & Co. layoffs

Loss of White Collar Jobs

We are losing White Collar jobs as they are being sent overseas. The only way we can stop this is getting involved. Write your representative asking for Anti-outsourcing legislation. It only takes a few minutes and little effort. We can at least try. Here is a link:

If you are tired of the offshoring then contact your congress person. Only way anything will change is if you get involved politically. Only takes a few minutes and is worth a try. Go here to send an email:

https://www.house.gov/representatives/find-your-representative

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Post ID: @OP+1tN1v8Bc

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White collar jobs are declining hence vanishing quickly especially in the tech sector

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Post ID: @Fmhs+1tN1v8Bc

Dude
Unemployment rate for IT and Tech sector averages 6% in the US this month.
My scrummaster whose a b** told me there will be more rifs.
It all make sense cause technology is a cost center at chase

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Post ID: @Ebns+1tN1v8Bc

"jobs as are being sent overseas"

this is not new, seeing this from the past 30+ years.

this will continue as long as some stupid w**** managers wants to get fat bonus on the projects they are leading.

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Post ID: @Anry+1tN1v8Bc

Don’t even get me started on work being sent over seas. Manila is now CCS and HLAs. They can barely handle the work they have (they can’t handle it because I see it daily) yet let’s send more work

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Post ID: @ikkp+1tN1v8Bc

Infosys, TCS, Wipro, HCL, Cognizant, Virtusa have misused H1b visa as offshoring visa for decades now. This is the result of it.

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Post ID: @dcxh+1tN1v8Bc

With so much unemployment in tech sector , they need to pause H1 for few years

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Post ID: @7vmj+1tN1v8Bc

Because so much is going overseas, i.e. Manilla with mortgage, I tell my family to shop elsewhere, or their personal information will be sent overseas. The people in Manilla are the rudest to work with. They act as if they are superior to stateside employees. I paid off my chase card and closed it, I know it's too late, but they will not have any more of my business.

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Post ID: @2wuk+1tN1v8Bc

Literally 5-6 years ago, majority of people at JPM were pro-outsourcing, pro-immigration, and helping the less fortunate in other countries. I remember how excited managers, and teams were to get an H1B employee and how it brightens up the department. Now that the new car smell has worn off, there are buyers' remorse?

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Post ID: @2ign+1tN1v8Bc

There is no way we can stop this just like all the manufacturing jobs were being sent to china,mexico and southeast asia. Most of the white collar jobs will eventually being send to overseas as long as the US maintains its dollar monopoly

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Post ID: @1lqn+1tN1v8Bc

the problem is the people above you have much more money to sway Congress or cover it up in the media
see the 2020 election for how much your voice matters

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Post ID: @klh+1tN1v8Bc

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