Thread regarding Bank of New York Mellon Corp. layoffs

Is BNY backing away from DEI?

They usually just rubber stamp whatever government policy is dominant, making sure to kiss the emperor's ring in the process. It seems they have no permanent values to speak of, the daily drip of corporate claptrap notwithstanding.

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@18w, no those things are NOT a part of DEI. Those things are ALREADY mandated by law.

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Post ID: @1kw+1jk960rcn

Although dialing back on DEI is fine, keep in mind that this encompasses things like accommodations for disabilities, equal pay for women, etc. it was meant to ensure that people of all backgrounds have an equal opportunity to have a seat at the table. It was not meant where a person of color is chosen, simply based on that alone. There has to be a middle ground.

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Post ID: @18w+1jk960rcn

I’ll be glad if they remove DEI so I can only hire the best qualified African Americans or Indians and no one can say my team isn’t divisive enough anymore. This would be an awesome win for me

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Post ID: @zp+1jk960rcn

Considered trump signed off on it all federal offices have to get rid of it. Maybe we’ll see some of those mo--ns finally get the boot

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Post ID: @x3+1jk960rcn

Ahhh yes. so thankful for my white privilege that allowed me to have it so easy to start working when I was 13 years old, through high school summers and college work 55+ hours a week and once graduated, got to work my butt off for greedy executives while also doing work on the side on my own got many years.

Oh & paying for 4 years of college also

Such “privilege” I have.

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Post ID: @vj+1jk960rcn

There is nothing wrong with being diverse, sharing equity and being inclusive- DEI. Now they are heading back to WEI- White, Entitled and Inept...lots of that going around.

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Post ID: @s7+1jk960rcn

They'll just call it something else. There is actually nothing wrong with true DEI, but what it is currently is Divisive, Exclusion and Incompetency. A certain party is an expert at redefining things and giving things fake names.

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Post ID: @q4+1jk960rcn

DEI is dying in much of corporate American, thank God. Many of these companies have no permanent values to speak of. Your assessment was pretty accurate.

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Post ID: @me+1jk960rcn

Just hire the most qualified person for the job

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Post ID: @m8+1jk960rcn

If we get rid of DEI will my bonus go up from 1 to 2 percent bc of "privilege"?

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Post ID: @jp+1jk960rcn

Still waiting for them to remove pronouns from profiles

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Post ID: @ea+1jk960rcn

Enforced DEI is wrong. The only criteria must be competence and integrity, regardless of DEI considerations.

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Post ID: @e9+1jk960rcn

Let’s see if we come out and tell the world (either internally or externally) how DEI is part of our culture, that we believe in equality, and that we are committed to our programs.

Sometimes silence sends a message too.

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Post ID: @d0+1jk960rcn

why make long-term choices based on short-term government leaders?

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Post ID: @ab+1jk960rcn

Even if BNY Mellon backed away from DEI, the damage is already done.

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