Thread regarding U.S. Bank layoffs

5 days work week and buyout coming?

As many predicted last year, Andy was gone and new President was going to be new CEO.

Many also predicted new CEO will force 5 days in office and offshore many departments.

I hope a buyout is offered.

The Trump administration is offering millions of federal workers the option to accept buyouts through a government-wide “deferred resignation” program if they resign by Feb. 6.

Those who accept the offer will receive pay and benefits through Sept. 30, according to a draft email obtained Tuesday by NBC News.

The emails will be sent starting Tuesday afternoon, NBC reported.

The White House expects up to 10% of federal employees to take the buyout, a senior administration official told NBC on condition of anonymity.

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Post ID: @OP+1jjqhxc67

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“ the goal of this bank is not to just get you. Sheesh” is a pretty broad context. Not saying I agree with them butting heads with you, but people are frustrated, you’re frustrated, that person may have been let go. Maybe, just maybe, don’t be a Karen on an anonymous message board, both of you.

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Post ID: @qm+1jjqhxc67

"To the person that said “the bank isn’t out to get you” go ask anyone in upper management that’s ever been forced into early retirement after receiving most of their bonuses in LTI. They might not be looking to sc--w you over, but they definitely don’t play fair if there is money on the table."

Context is everything. My comment was in the context of correcting misinformation. You are taking it out of context and misusing it. Don't.

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Post ID: @p8+1jjqhxc67

To the person that said “the bank isn’t out to get you” go ask anyone in upper management that’s ever been forced into early retirement after receiving most of their bonuses in LTI. They might not be looking to sc--w you over, but they definitely don’t play fair if there is money on the table.

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Post ID: @nz+1jjqhxc67

Anyone d-mb enough to believe in a deferred buyout deserves what they get. “I’ll gladly pay you Tuesday for a hamburger today.” Also, the bank isn’t one to pay for things unless they can go to the board and say they dumped money into something “cutting edge”, e.g. they buy into something Wells bought into 5 years ago.

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Post ID: @ny+1jjqhxc67

Agreed. Bonuses are paid out on a prorated basis. Posters on this site can get overly dramatic at times with their sky is falling sh-t. Get a grip ... the goal of this bank is not to just get you. Sheesh!

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Post ID: @d9+1jjqhxc67

If someone is let go in January or February they get their 2024 bonus. They even get prorated bonus for 2025 for the time they are here. Fact

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Post ID: @b6+1jjqhxc67

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I thought that bonuses were prorated based on the number of months you worked. If you worked from February 2024 to January 2025, wouldn't you get an 11month prorated bonus? This company is always trying to sc--w over its employees.

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Post ID: @am+1jjqhxc67

What do you mean buyout? I don't see that happening ever at the bank unless you are c suite. They just eliminate the jobs and pay severance.

I feel extra bad for the people laid off in January and February because they get sc--wed out of the bonus they would have got for 2024. They only get a small prorated bonus for their work in 2025.

But buyouts? I don't even know that it happens.

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