My gig there was a 30 year run. Last week a HR rep informed me of a position in SSGA. It was a first line manager position (title I had before my release)and after HR sent job description I informed HR it was a good fit. On 3-17 a resume was sent and... — read more
I too remember when people were envious when you said you work at State Street.
It was the company everyone wanted to work for because of its excellent pay and benefits. Recruiters would constantly call asking workers about any openings in their dept. Hell some recruiters would offer to pay you for information about job... — read more
Consultatnts: Help me decipher this
Can someone help me make sense out of this: Chief Financial Officer Michael Bell said last month that State Street aims to replace outside consultants with full-time staff
Stop building new offices
The company seems to freely spend money when it build a new office bldg on the Boston Waterfront. They have offices small and large scattered throughout Boston and Quincy. Maybe its time to consolidate some of the buildings if they truly want to say... — read more
Customer Satisfaction ??
I wonder how many major mistakes are being hushed up to avoid panic among the clients. From what I heard the quality of the new support teams in India and IBM leave a lot to be desired. Unlike the dedicated U.S workers who gave their all each day... — read more
What's the percent of females let go?
Seems very high to me from my informal poll. I know 8 females and 3 males. There is a lot of luck of who you have as a boss and how well you get along. Pretty scary that you are one bad boss away from getting handed your walking papers even after a... — read more
Global Services, Global Advisors and Global Markets
Are all three units affected - I do not work for the company.
Not the great place it used to be
Miserable place to be for the last few years. I still haven't recovered since getting kicked aside in 2014 after more than 20 dedicated years. These execs should be ashamed of what they have done to a great company and the dedicated people who made... — read more
SSB- rant and some advice
WOW! I worked at SSB w/Marsh and loved it and then worked under Mike Rogers at IBT. He was interesting. They are very different. I see Mike brought over his posse. Kathy Keenan was a joke. She made me put in 3 forms to get an upgraded desk phone when... — read more
Tell Your State Street Story
We need to humanize this tragedy. A few have done so already -- saying how long they were employed, the impact the company's culture had on their family relationships and their own health. Describing how difficult a job search has been after being... — read more
SSB Layoffs to continue through June 2016
That's the rumor on layoffs, take it with a grain of salt though
I worked at State Street for almost 27 years and lost my job in February 2014.
It definitely wasn't easy to find another position and I am still struggling since my current position is a much lower paying job. Best wishes to all who lost their jobs recently. I do know of quite a few former State Street jobs that landed some... — read more
TODAY
Sounds a lot like 1995. Then the entire NY office was downsized and moved back to Boston and we all lost our jobs.
BYE EVERYONE - wish I could say its been fun, but I would be lying like the higher ups. Now I don't have to worry every day about getting cut.
Just how to feed, house my family.
Workloads Double and Triple
I was dumped around 2009 and I can tell you from 2003 and on its been a living hell at State Street - There was a time when they did not give out raises or bonuses for 3 straight years. People saw their workloads double and triple as staffing was cut... — read more
The place is a sweat shop, plain and simple.
You can actually go back farther than 2013 for job cuts. They used to have the annual "trimming of the fat" (i.e. Laying off low performing employees), however after the financial crisis in 2008 they have had frequent layoffs. For a while in 2009... — read more
Look it up for yourself, State Street had job cuts in 2013, 2014, 2015 and now 2016
If that’s not enough to turn you off about State Street think in terms of boring monotonous work, very low pay and extremely high turn-over rate. There will be limited room for career development and growth. You will be expected to work long hours... — read more
Bring back Marsh Carter
Who else remembers how well the company was run under Marsh Carter ? A man who treated all workers with respect and made them feel like valued members of the State Street team. Maybe the Board of Directors need to vote to replace Jay Hooley with a... — read more
Greed only
Everyone with half a brain understands that this company and those running the show put profits over people 100% of the time, and they couldn't care less about community or doing what is right for the common person. You don't have to look too deep to... — read more
arrogance
The arrogance of Jay and his senior team knows no bounds. CFO mike bell must not have played nice in the sandbox so he was thrown out with the trash along with the hundreds of senior and executives let go today. Sadly this is not over.For a visual... — read more
Is there more Wednesday?
I heard there would be more on wednesday. I am guessing they don't have enough HR people to do alot in one day.
Sunday 3/20 South Boston St Patrick's Day Parade
Rally then news abounds politicians abound the public abounds it has to be done NO more excuses! Hey hey ho ho Jay Hooley has got to go Do it!!!!!!!!
The Beacon Program
What a farce and joke they act luck it's the Manhattan Project. It's a terminal layoff no one safe or soared get your resume up to date and pray you can find a new job layoffs are everywhere in all sectors except maybe Walmart or something. Good luck... — read more
Here it is the BUG news on Boston business journal hundred high level being laid off just in a couple hours ago
I don't think the link it copying the full article is kegdlnsi gonthere read Boston Business Journal HOME NEWS State Street to lay off hundreds of high-level employees
On 3/14 we unite as one voice to finally draw attention to this tragedy.
The layoffs have hurt many hard working American individuals and families and to what end. How have the markets reacted to all the job cuts at State Street! The company's stock price is now below 57 per share down from 81 in mid 2015 and below its... — read more
I worked at State Street from from December 1982 until July 2012 (when I was shown the door)
A staffing agency called today. There is a 6 to 12 month contract job where The candidate will be responsible for the reconcilement to third party statements of domestic and foreign derivatives, including but not limited to Swap, Future, Options and... — read more
Any new layoff activity being seen by anyone?
No news is good news I guess. Maybe it was just dead weight being culled? Nothing out of the ordinary or bad going on where I am at, looking pretty decent actually...,should I be afraid?
Repeal Dodd-Frank
It's killing banking, in all ways and venues. The industry as a whole will be decimated and irreparable if Hillary gets in the WH. She'll have her minion Warren do her dirty work to destroy not just STT but the industry as a whole. If you want the... — read more
This is not a State Street problem or issue exclusively.
The whole financial sector is dumping huge amounts this year. JP Morgan BOA lots of layoffs and firings due to compliance irregularities. Dodd-Frank is crushing the financial industry in many ways. It has sa ripple effect on the whole economy. When... — read more
Pensions with Purpose: State Street Reveals Five Ways Pension Funds are Taking Action to Own Better Outcomes for Retirement
Rich am I right? State Strret article on yahoo fiancé not sure if the link will go through. I love the hypocrisy when not only do we not have live able wages, it's tough to deposit into 401k but I do not that it will go far, I'd have to deposit 25%... — read more
I wonder if Jay is watching the presidential race, both sides...
Whether you go GOP or Dem doesn't matter, everyone is angry and fed up with the status quo. Where are the activist investors to shake up State Strrets CEO and board? We are stuck In Quagmire the quicksand for money, growth and career development. We... — read more
So my boss says we're getting a bonus?
She fails to tells when or how much? Are we to just sit and wait and hope it appears in our paycheck? STT seems to take pleasure in having employees live on then brink of poverty. It's so odd it goes against other companies where they try to pay you... — read more