Thread regarding Bank of America layoffs

Getting tired of this...

...every day the same thing, we're short staffed, so we're asking you to do more with less. Had this followed impressive raises and bonuses I wouldn't mind so much, but it's fcking getting out of hand to keep asking those that are still here working to do more knowing how they just fcked everyone on performance compensation. We're short staffed, that's a poor management issue, not a staff member issue because you suck at your fcking job.

Want associate retention to be better? Pay them more.
Want associate retention to be better? Treat them better.
Want associate retention to be better? Give them and actually allow them to be promoted.
Want associate retention to be better? Stop trying to force id--tic policies on people.

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Post ID: @OP+1ftuoCG0

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I return to the office tomorrow. I plan to stick around for a month or two, but that’s it.

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Post ID: @3wmx+1ftuoCG0

Turn over on my team is roughly 80% since I started. I'm relatively new and already the one of the senior guys based on tenure. And yet instead of giving us nice bonuses and raises, we got essentially nothing and they continue to give us more work with less people and always with the "we appreciate your hard work" without doing anything to compensate us monetarily. I don't go to work for "thanks" and "appreciation" I go to work for money. A bank should really understand this.

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Post ID: @3kuj+1ftuoCG0

My guess is it's going to get worse because the unvaxxed have not rec'd any notification of RTO and I highly doubt they ever will since all new hires are required to be jabbed. No way they will let this group of people wfh when others can't....so be prepared for them all to be let go even though I'm assuming the majority of them have NATURAL immunity!

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Post ID: @1mnw+1ftuoCG0

Getting 30% less of me this year., since a-ho-e received 31%.

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Post ID: @1ayq+1ftuoCG0

The bank is already past the point of no return. The most of the key people that made the bank #1 have left. They hire people but unfortuantely do not have anywhere near the brainpower or ability of those that scored remote jobs elsewhere. The damage is showing up in things being done poorly or not being done in a reasonable amount of time. Even if the bank went full flex and paid everyone market along with employee choice on where they want to work, it will take many years to get back to the efficiencies we were at just a year ago.

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Post ID: @wnr+1ftuoCG0

Pay more
Pay more
Pay more

All these businesses complaining about not finding workers, or about people not wanting to work all refuse to do the one thing they need to do to get/retain employees, pay more.

And yea, the RTO thing is ridiculous.

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Post ID: @zmu+1ftuoCG0

Know of a group of roughly 30 people. 10 have either quit or retired in last 3 weeks. They easily could drop to less than 5 people left if RTO is pressed and others workload get pushed after no raises last year...cookie is crumbling

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Post ID: @ism+1ftuoCG0

I couldn't agree more.

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