Thread regarding Bank of New York Mellon Corp. layoffs

Just out of curiosity has anyone actually reached out to anyone yet?

Just from searching around…these are probably the most effective to go to.

Email:

Joshua Franklin at the Financial Times. He’s the banking editor: Joshua.franklin@ft.com

Todd Gillespie at Bloomberg writes stories about nefarious practices at big banks: tgillespie49@bloomberg.net

Gina He-b at WSJ also covers US banks: Gina.he-b@wsj.com

@hv Back off. No need for the classless name calling.

@f2 why you cant think or do something for yourself? It was a suggestion mo--n so if you have your ba--s tucked and arent brave enough then let someone reach out if they want. Otherwise dont comment

@f2 additional follow-up to the Financial Times/ IGNITES article by Sabrina Kharrazi can be shared with editorial@ignites.com

Sabrina has moved on to new opportunities.

@f1 Go for it! You can message Sabrina Kharrazi on LinkedIn to see if there is a follow-up point of contact at Financial Times / IGNITE.

@d5 doesnt mean she can’t provide detail or a contact to reach out too . Shes on LinkedIn

@ed The email address is Investigates@cbsnews.com for anyone who wants to support the request for investigation and espose’.

@ed From Google AI

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@ee The lease includes up to 1.4 million square feet of office space. Is the facility space now fully occupied in Pune?

@dk
The article is 2 years old. They have been occupying that space since then.

@dh CBS News 60 minutes has been contacted regarding the BNY practices exposed on TheLayoff dot com forum.

@ah exactly BNY caters to the elite class, institutions, government and uber wealthy. Employees are an afterthought, a number on a spreadsheet. No one is going to speak up for disgruntled employees and they know it and they know people won’t do anything about it. Employees will endure this place as long as they can, leave or get laid off.

@d3 Who do you think put this clown in place? This was no accident. Do you know how money moves these days?

This article says a lot about how and where business transformation is heading:

https://constructionxperts.co.in/bny-mellon-inks-major-lease-deal-with-prestige-group-for-pune-office-expansion/

Here’s a newsworthy topic that deserves media attention from major news outlets. It is a segment on tech outsourcing / offshoring in the US business economy.

Below is a list of urgent concerns impacting the banking and tech markets, especially global companies where business models depend largely on the use of offshore labor.

Discussion may include:

• The growing trend of offshoring jobs to developing countries, which has led to concerns over job insecurity and fair wages.

• Economic and financial implications of offshoring, including the impacts on unemployment and declining wages in the US.

• The globalization of jobs which is reshaping the US labor market and the social mobility among the working class.

@b2 The Financial Times / IGNITES author, Sabrina Kaharrazi, is no longer employed by that firm. She has moved on to other opportunities effective June 5th. If there are other journalists or news media following BNY layoffs, questionable business practices and legal concerns, including wrongful termination, then please share your contact information on this site.

Does anyone have any contacts with Board Members so that the unhappy views of the staff can be shared directly with the Board?

The media does not care. Witness how they lie and act like the economy and job market are just fine. They are in cahoots with the government to avoid panic, recession and/or a full-on depression.

@a2 got to Ignites and contact the journalist who wrote the article about BNY and RTO. She has alot of pieces exposed based on lawsuits and employees . Her name is sabrina kharrazi
https://www.ignites.com/c/5174814/734624?referrer_module=loginSpotlightStories&module_order=1

The media doesn’t care. All they care about is their fluffy pieces and positive stories about their advertisers… They’re a bunch of hacks.

No one outside of BNY employees care about BNY. Why would they?...the company has nothing to offer the general public.

Because the media and so called journalists are on the side of BNY and many companies like it. When you see news outlets bemoaning and angry at the H1B visa restrictions put out lately, you know they aren’t on your side or Americans. Our news media is pure garbage and independent reporting is dead. All articles look like they were written by the same person or AI bot. Far better to just report BNY to all the regulatory agencies, commissions (SEC), attorney generals and watchdog agencies.

Any journalists and news sources lurking here willing to hear our story?