IMPORTANT INVESTOR ALERT: Lundin Law PC Announces an Investigation of Gigamon Inc. and Encourages Investors with Losses to Contact the Firm Accesswire AccesswireJanuary 25, 2017 LOS ANGELES, CA / ACCESSWIRE / January 25, 2017 / Lundin Law PC, a... — read more 

What's State Streets stock st? It's one of the dogs at points today over $3/share on the downside! That is the future for this once great and worthy company. Brought down by outsourcing, lay offs, greed, fraud and bad fiscal policy. Didn't have to be... — read more 

You start believing in your actions and behavior. It's not right to have massive, yearly, chronic lay offs. It's not normal to not offer salaries commensurate with the competition. It's not right to give raises and bonuses to a few select top echelon... — read more 

I think you need counseling. If you don't like this place or what you are paid you are free to leave at anytime. Typical A2 lifer, claiming to be the backbone of the company and a hard worker but constantly on their phone doing anything but what... — read more 

Time to unite against oppression! Unite to fight for our rights! Unite as one! Rise up as one United front!

This is NOT going to get better. Being loyal is NOT going to help. You will be laid off. You will lose your job, it is only a matter of time! The writing on the wall is crystal clear, JPM got our assets, State Street has sunk, they are securing the... — read more 

Humpty Dumpty. The Emperors New Clothes. Both are applicable here. I think it's time to throw in the towel, admit that there is no bail out, no silver lining, no rescue from our paid politicians, nothing. We've been had, used, abused, and taken by... — read more 

Jokes on him when we all lose our jobs, that should tick it up a bit. Good luck everyone, it's going to be another lackluster year, and we will see no prosperity, just another year older. Day late and a dollar short for Stste Street employees.

They off shore/out source massive jobs. They give no pensions anymore. They don't give you raises. They don't give bonuses. It's bare bones staff. Oh I know, it's to pay for all the legal help with their fraudulent behavior and massive fines they are... — read more 

Are they hiring? That is nearly half of assets if I'm not mistaken that black rock pulled to go to JPM now manages. Isn't the board a little concerned over this massive withdrawal? At some point the writing on the wall is obvious that this CEO... — read more 

Everyone rise and applaud our CEO for steering the ol' clipper into the promised land. We should be happy our efforts provide him with concierge type living that we can only wish, hope and dream of on a vacation.... So NOON today stand up show your... — read more 

All know who that benefits but cost have risen so we know who that doesn't benefit..... Funny how it always seems to go that way. Where's our cut in the profits?

Just announced--all of the cuts to staff and poor technology have finally caught up with the great old Clipper Ship. The ship is taking on water now at a very fast rate. Jump overboard while you still can save yourself. $1 trillion of assets under... — read more 

We had a post here the other day with impending doom of a Falcon landing. Not talking about ATL either. Stop making up lies, if you hate your job quit. If you lost your job, move on make comments to your new company. Does anyone have any new insight... — read more 

CEO was at that business leader meeting with our new Potus this morning....

Hopefully a new day is dawning and even we can catch a rising star! Good luck America America first!

STT like they did with the CEO of W-F? He eventually "retired"

Shouldn't the SEC be investigating like with Wells Fargo the CEO "retired" isn't this similar? Only this was blatant trying to defraud.

On January 18, 2017, the U.S. Department of Justice announced that State Street entered into a deferred prosecution agreement and agreed to pay a $32.3 million criminal penalty to resolve charges that it engaged in a scheme to defraud a number of the... — read more 

State Street Will Pay $64.6 Million, Name Monitor After Fraud [Bloomberg] David Voreacos BloombergJanuary 18, 2017 State Street Corp. agreed to pay $64.6 million and cooperate in the U.S. prosecution of former executives, while admitting it... — read more 

top employer in the commonwealth? Doesn't that draw any red flags from our local news media outlets? Where's the outrage? If it weren't the private sector or aghast big banks everyone would be all over this story! The T bailed out the CR and they... — read more 

I have been there five years I make 42000k (don't laugh) I do a terrific job and I am being overlooked. Is it just the lack of growth or is it me? Anyone with insight and no facetious attitude I'm looking for real advice. I am looking elsewhere with... — read more 

Get ready boys and girls!!! Several executives are talking about January 25, 2017 (code name: Project Falcon). I would suggest having your personal belongings packed up and ready in case your number is called.

Looks like its been quiet here at SS or is it a calm before the storm. Who knows?

Net impact---US workers down 6000 jobs! All thanks to the management team at the once great clipper ship.

Can't count how many times I've heard that over the past few years. Makes me sick to my stomach each time I hear it from anyone AVP or above.

How about some modesty and humility on the executive level, now that they are talking about layoffs and major job cuts in the corporate in Boston.

Ford just announced it will be keeping a major plant open in Kentucky. President Elect Trump tweeted that he worked closely with Ford's CEO to ensure that American jobs are saved. We should all contact President Elect Trump and ask for his help in... — read more 

We now know major change for the people is possible. Let's extend last night's political result into the corporate world so that we can all work together to "Make State Street Great Again"

SST will probably start handing the employee's their pink slips as a gift from the Ceo and Board And who says SST doesn't give out gifts during Christmas

I once had a super-hyper and intense drill sargent-type boss who was quite high up the latter and had his hands in quite a few big deals. He was quite capable to solve problems and drive projects but had very little class in dealing with people and... — read more 

Let's report all specific lay off action. If we see any or hear of any actual layoffs let's report it here. A co-worker, manager of junior staffer. Report it here. State Street generally layoffs in bunches so if we learn of specific layoffs we will... — read more 

Just out of curiosity, is anyone out there a consistent victim to the annual 'bell-curve' excuse which basically plagues the heart and soul of the State Street annual evaluation procedure making it absolutely impossible to surpass a 3 rating even if... — read more