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http://abovethelaw.com/2016/09/5300-fired-for-creating-millions-of-phony-accounts-um-where-was-compliance/
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They were fired for following orders and they're paying the ultimate price. So they're not getting any type of severance payments, and they can't even claim Unemployment benefits. Hope they're able to find work.
The company and management are complicit with this crime and the practice may have been going for quite sometime. They need to be accountable for their decisions and actions.
There should also be a class action on behalf of the fired employees to get some kind of settlement.
Why don't you people in the media exposing the biggest financial scam in the history committed by the Fed in cahoot with the central banks of other countries to create money out of thin air to bail out rich guys while screwing the poor savers.
Technically they were not laid off, this was a classic round of firing. Also, details are sketchy here - has this termination cycle taken place over many months? Or, has it happened in a compressed period of time? Not sure why Wells keeps silent on this - they need to tell the public what happened and how they handled the fraudsters.
I am not an employee and I landed here randomly researching the topic for a regional paper.