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What's in Workday Electronic Personnel File, why, and who can access?

Off topic observation - why does my Workday Electronic Personnel File have multiple years of pay vouchers? Seems unnecessary and who has access to this? Can my manager snoop and see how much or little I've made in the past, how much I withheld in taxes or for my 401k? These files are PDFs of the entire calendar year of pay stubs.


Who is the parking lot Nazeee?

Parked at Eagan this morning for the first time and some woman came out blathering "You can't park there!". New employee, what do I know? I laughed at her and went to do the job I was hired for. Went out to my car to go home and there was a typed form letter about not parking in unassigned areas or something to that effect. Tore it up and drove home. Not really bothered by it, but people here are pretty uptight. Oh, well.


3/16 & 3\17

rumors have it the stock market is set to let loose with the bottom falling out around 20%+then on 3\17, there is a hearing in nyc involving the former CFO, President, and ExVp of Sales/Marketing^^the heat is being turned up on fmr associates & looking to split their firm & turn each other on themselves. Nomore unjustenrichment you say ?


WTF is the point in even going into office? What are they REALLY going to do about it?

I'm sure it varies from org to org but like, if you are a valued employee and have good relationships with managers, directors, etc... and overall are a stellar employee, what even happens to those who go in 1x a week or 3x week or don't hit the "minimum" day mark?

My director always tells us that he doesn't want us on any "list" - whatever tf that even means.. and to try and go in 5 days to stay off the "radar." Whatever that means...

A list for what, exactly? Maybe a list of people who think it's incredibly unfair that onsite's are held to a standard while 50% of the company is still full remote and can work in the comfort of their home?

Considering Dell wants employees to all be local to an office and go into an office, seems a bit unfair and weird to have such high standards for those unlucky enough to have been labeled "onsite." Especially when 98% of your team is remote while everyone who has to go to an office still joins virtual meetings anyways lmfao.

I'd have no complaints going in if most of my team was in MY office. Problem is is that only 1 person is local to my office so we get to sit next to each other and join the same meetings, virtually! At least I can tell him that his mic is muted though!

I mean, I suppose they can deduct raises - as if those are every great - and bonus's but if the threat is anything like "no promotions" then they can go f themselves bc promotions in the US has been MIA for 6 years now lmfao.

TF they going to do about those who don't go in or don't go in enough? Raises aren't excactly stellar, bonus's are just a % of your base salary and promotions are over in India.


Applying for jobs post layoff/term

It used to be that when a potential employer would call for a reference all that it could be told was that the candidate worked at, in this case, Wells Fargo. Is this still the case; or does Wells Fargo give out additional information, such as why they are no longer employed or quality of their work


Is this a real 'policy'?

VP II here, or as they call it now VP.

I saw a SR VP position posted that was listed as a 'pipeline' position. They shouldn't list positions they aren't actually hiring for currently but I digress.

I applied to it and let the hiring manager know. We met. He told me he has a VP position that may be available soon too. He said they aren't allowed to hire internally if it's up a salary grade (promotion). He thought that it was a company wide policy but wasn't certain. The job is in asset servicing. Does anyone know more about this? The amount of positions available has been down a lot the past few years for SVP.