Jamie Dimon, the CEO of JP Morgan, announced that he bought 500000 shares of JP stock at a cost of $26.5 million. He used his own money to make the purchase because he believes in his company. Will Hooley announce a similar purchase of State Street... — read more 

So are we all happy with what we got? Even worse than expected for me and I had very low expectations. Now just waiting for the last Wednesday of the month for the next round of cuts.

We are dispensable commodities being sold out to the lowest outsourced bidder! State smStreet is the largest account for the largest company that outsources people! That tells you something right there how little they value people. It is not s matter... — read more 

You are paid like low wage retail part time workers and then get upset if you don't view yourself essential. Which is it State Street? This company cares NOTHING about you! You are literally a dispensable commodity to be replaced by even lower wage... — read more 

I know I'm not joking, are raises (if you can call .05% a raise) being given out? Usually they start giving bonuses and raises and it's always so secretive and hush hush. Most companies enjoy giving out raises and bonuses. State Street makes you... — read more 

I have low pay and find it hard to live on the small pay, but I do manage. So you suggest up and leave instead of sticking it out? My guess is the people that are on a higher pay scale might be more at risk of losing their job or am I wrong in that... — read more 

Maybe its about time the shareholders vote to outsource the Ceo and the Board to India or China. They could probably get the new Ceo and Board members for 25% to 40% of what they pay the current members. Who else remembers the fortune they spent to... — read more 

Another stock hit. Stock down another $3.00+ just this morning. At some point leadership has to realize they need a change in direction and CEO. This is just not working.

Another great article that shows the looming cost cutting Jay is implementing. Each dollar cut symbolizes a real person. It's so antiseptic when you say cost cutting instead of heavy, chronic layoffs. Don't hear anything about a cut in his salary or... — read more 

All thanks to the Fed we'll be back into a recession just more fuel to the layoffs. Hold onto your hats it's going to be a bumpy night. It's pretty obvious we'll be a two tiered society like the rest of the world. The bad social experiment has been... — read more 

They see the stick as a buy to $70 a share AND Jays cost cutting measures of layoffs good. At some point it can't just be about shareholders. When the human equity is depleted or outsourced so heavily it will cease to exist, I guess until then they... — read more 

It's tanking right now down over $2/share. Large clients pulling money out I expect bigger and more expansive layoffs than reported back in September. I'll be surprised if Jay stays in, he's done nothing to move this company forward or competitive... — read more 

It's tanking right now down over $2/share. Large clients pulling money out I expect bigger and more expansive layoffs than reported back in September. I'll be surprised if Jay stays in, he's done nothing to move this company forward or competitive... — read more 

Should be interesting how the guidance goes forth. My guess there will be more pain and lay offs than previously announced. Banks are under scrutiny and with the rate increase by the fed coming too late, all banks are in the hot seat. This should... — read more 

It will be interesting to hear the 4Q results and how they spin it. However it's spun Jay and his gang will profit on our backs. Just think if he cut out just one million dollars of his excessive salary how many jobs in America he could save at our... — read more 

Well this means the $12 million will be paid by the following No raises for the slaves 2 No bonuses for the slaves 3 More layoffs of the lower tier workers

We should rally and make it heard at the State House of our low wages. It's not about to change we need to have live able wages and normal pay increases. The public sector get 20% pay raises we get if and when we get lucky a 1-3% pay raise only to be... — read more 

Anyone on here with info regarding this? The new insurance costs are up what meager pay raise I got last year so I'll be making less than last year. How long can a person backpedal before you're totally crushed?

State Street named top employer in Toronto. Well, back at the ranch here in Boston, not so much. I must be doing something wrong. Maybe I should move to Canada?

Terrible morale which is hard to believe, but is lower than the pay scale. Maybe a layoff is better, make more money on subsidies from the state. I am not optimistic for the new year, bad business as usual.

“I’m a little more than frustrated” there hasn’t been more progress in educating Boston’s work force, Hooley said. The company this year launched a $20 million program to partner with nonprofits to improve training and help prepare Boston youths for... — read more 

Are they waiting for 2016? Will regular staff get raises or bonuses? If anyone has any info pass it along. Thanks

As a former employee of State Street I thought it would be fun to put together a Top 10 List of recurring themes or sayings from my experience there. Feel free to comment and reply with your own favorites! How many times have you heard these gems?!... — read more 

Their employees have eaten a lunch before them. Jay is the Marie. Antionette of the 21st century he's either completely clueless or heartless.

I’m going to tell you why you should not accept a position at State Street, and instead run far, far away. If you are currently unemployed just collect benefits from the state until they run out. If you are a recent college grad look somewhere else... — read more 

So that means they have to cover the humongous salary by layoffs. The chasm on incomes is most reprehensible, regular workers are grossly underpaid they know people will leave so why up the salary base they'll get s be batch every year at graduation... — read more 

This was a man who valued workers and treated them as human beings This was a man who made every worker feel as they were an asset to State Street Now over the last 12 years its been nothing but layoffs, outsourcing, hiring Temp workers anything to... — read more 

I am currently interviewing for an open position. The question is, do I leave my stable job of 10 years to join this organization with a history of annual layoffs? Thoughts?

Jack Welch handbook which was inhumane, inaccurate, and flawed. You don't just cut for the sake of cutting. There is no real job creation on his part, nothing innovative, all he does is pander to shareholders.

I agree that the current layoff will carry through 2016. They have had annual layoffs every year for the past 10 years or so and I don't expect anything to change. The only difference is that some years the laid off more employees than in prior... — read more 

This current lay off will carry through 2016 at least that is what's reported. What's not being reported is the big increase in next years insurance so much that I'll be making less in my paycheck even though I got a "raise" if I don't get a raise in... — read more 

What do you former or current long term employees suggest? Get out now? Wait it out? Where are most applying to after State Street? Is fund accounting a dead end or are they going after highly paid AVP and SVP types?

Call her call governor baker this needs to be exposed we are fighting for our jobs and livelihoods as Hoey rakes in $16 million a year he makes more in a day than we make in a year this has to be exposed and corrected there will be no jobs left in MA

There should be organized rolling walk outs with media present this is the only way we will be heard and shame them into transparency

New article $500m additional cuts savings due to digitization. Equals more job losses as time goes on s must read article

It seems to want to divest itself out of existence that's one way not to give pay raises ...

What is the likelihood of State Street layoffs in Boston in 2016? Please let me know if you have any information.

In ending lay offs any thoughts suggestions for some one that likes their job hates their Salary state street