Thread regarding Bank of America layoffs

Bank of America does NOT CARE about its employees!

It’s a simple fact and if anyone believes differently then you’re obviously gullible to all the lies.
Lie 1 - We’re told it’s better for the clients to be in the office but the only employees who have face to face interactions with clients are branch offices.
Lie 2 - Being in the office is better for collaboration yet most of us have jobs that involves peers from other states and countries, not to mention the Jax campuses vax and unvax are separated. So technically if half your team is vaccinated they’re in another building. How is that working out for collaboration?

The simple logic is these people don’t care about any of us. If they did they would hear our plea that we’re happier and more productive working from home. If any executive say well we can’t measure your work from home, you say I know how you can measure it, look at the record profits you made in the two years we all worked from home. The only way to force this bank to get with the times are:-

1 - Go in and do the bare minimum. Don’t do any extra. Keep whatever great ideas you have to yourself. They have shown time and time again that no matter how many hoops you jump over they will not recognize those efforts and give you the least compensation possible.
2 - Don’t give them a minute more of what they’re paying you to do. Go in on the minute and leave on the minute.
3 - Use all of the time off you have including sick.
4 - Keep looking for a job at another company that will value you.
5 - For those that can’t afford the increased gas and food cost, keep calling accommodations and tell them you can’t afford the increased cost because the bank is not paying you enough.
6 - Encourage your co-workers to do the same.

  1. Don’t volunteer to train anyone.
  2. Don’t go to meetings that has nothing to do with your job unless they mandate you.
  3. Stop volunteering through the bank.
  4. Don’t join any committee or go to any committee meetings.
  5. Take your lunch and don’t support the cafeteria.

Every day you have to pay high gas price and drive to a building you don’t want to drive to, think of all the things you can do to stop supporting the bank.

Think about what you can do to fight back!

It’s a fact that the bank is losing a lot of employees. Got that little tip from inside. It’s a fact they are not replacing skilled employees with skilled employees. It’s a fact that they’re struggling to fill these positions with skilled labor. They’re hiring people with no experience for that particular job.

If they don’t want to hear us, then we band together and make them hear us. We want to work from home if our jobs can be done from home. Give that to us as an option!

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Post ID: @OP+1fGVuzIL

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“ Connected”. A joke. I get a monthly “ connected” call with my manager for 15 minutes. WOW I feel so privileged. And also on rambling meetings where peers are busy kissing bu-t. Been at the bank for years, am a manager and the past few years are a joke. The level of knowledge of peers and managers has drastically declined.
So they can kiss backsides and be “ connected”. No thank you.

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Post ID: @9ftf+1fGVuzIL

"For those that can’t afford the increased gas and food cost, keep calling accommodations and tell them you can’t afford the increased cost because the bank is not paying you enough."

Is this Global HR??, I can barely afford food right now nvm commute to office. I was told 4/6 return date, then called and said they wouldnt have e-pay past 3/28.

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Post ID: @5pba+1fGVuzIL

I have said this repeatedly on this forum that Bank of America diversity and inclusion is just an illusion. I hate this fuhking bank and the way they handled the RTO . THIS BLOCKHEAD CEO NEEDS TO GTFOH!!!!!

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Post ID: @2dnl+1fGVuzIL

Diversity & Inclusion at its best

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Post ID: @1kcb+1fGVuzIL

Wait until the end of Q1. They will send people back home. Still needing more people to leave on their own.

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Post ID: @vka+1fGVuzIL

Pffft, employees....they don't care about customers either:

“Black Panther” director Ryan Coogler was briefly arrested and put in handcuffs in January after a Bank of America employee mistook him for a bank robber.

The 35-year-old director was wearing a hat, sunglasses and a face mask — the last item has become a common accessory during the COVID-19 pandemic — when he approached a teller and passed her a withdrawal slip, the police report said. Coogler had reportedly written a note on the back that read, “I would like to withdraw $12,000 cash from my checking account. Please do the money count somewhere else. I’d like to be discreet.”

https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/personalfinance/black-panther-director-ryan-coogler-arrested-after-bank-of-america-teller-thought-he-was-a-bank-robber/ar-AAUQydc

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Post ID: @dfi+1fGVuzIL

Watch next week on flagscape how they care about all people (races, ages and lbgtq) after Ryan Coogler (Black Panther and Creed director) incident at Bank of America in Atlanta......Parents always said judge someone for their actions and not for what they say....

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Post ID: @cbt+1fGVuzIL

It's obvious they don't care, everything they say post and say is simply lip service.

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Post ID: @xde+1fGVuzIL

You don’t have to be in the office to feel connection to someone. Put time on your co-workers calendar each week to connect and gauge how they’re feeling about going back. I connect with people on my team on a daily basis and I am very vocal about how I feel going back into the office. Even my manager knows how I feel and he feels the same way. Have a meet up somewhere one Friday. In order to connect with people and feel supported you have to make an effort. I bet if you do that you’d be surprised to see how many feel the same way you do. Always remember just because you don’t see that person daily doesn’t mean they’re not feeling what you’re feeling or support the same cause.

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Post ID: @vjz+1fGVuzIL

Well said. Most employees feel the same
way but because we aren’t connected to one another we don’t feel supported.

It’s ridiculous that they’re doing this when they know full well that the overwhelming majority prefer and support wfh.

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Post ID: @npx+1fGVuzIL

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