Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

HR is closing out all RTO cases with no response or a canned response

If you needed reminding that HR / Allegations department / Ethicsline / Loudspeaker isn’t for employees this is it. They are closing out all cases about RTO with either no response besides “we have closed this case” or this canned response:

“We have reviewed your concern and wanted to provide additional information.
Our success depends on Wells Fargo being collaborative and innovative. We all benefit from seeing our colleagues on a regular basis. When we're together, it's easier to build relationships, get in-the-moment coaching identity career opportunities, and brainstorm ideas.
With this in mind, our approach emphasizes spending the majority of our time together in the office and also provides flexible work options based on what makes sense for different roles. The expectation to work full workdays is not new, and reinforcement of full workday expectations does not change our continued commitment to providing flexibility as situations arise. Employees should discuss with their manager when additional flexibility may be needed.
The case will be closed at this time. If you have additional concerns, please discuss with your manager.”


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@a5 come into work to do a job that I can do from the comfort of my own home while spending less money and not hurting the environment as much.

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Post ID: @a8+1k80q9rxx

@a5 you must not have a family, hate your family or your family hates you, or just don’t have anything going for you outside of work.

Where your parents privileged enough that one of them got to stay home and take care of you? You didn’t experience the struggle and juggle of having both your parents working full time? Unfortunately, in this economy most families have to have both parents working.

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Post ID: @a7+1k80q9rxx

@a4 it actually is hard when your manager refuses to grant any exceptions and directs you to HR who then directs you back to your manager

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Post ID: @a6+1k80q9rxx

So HR doesnt want to deal with the same mo--ns that are on here whining about their kids, getting sick, or the overall injustice of an employer requiring its employees to actually come in to work? Oh the humanity.

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Post ID: @a5+1k80q9rxx

the guidance for managers is that they have flexibility to approve adhoc arrangements for up to 4 weeks at a time. in most cases just send them an email and get them to reply back that they either approve and deny it. if you get dinged for missing a week and you have the approval you should be covered. beyond 4 weeks there is a process managers can follow in workday to request a temporary flexible work arrangement. if your kids sick or you need some flexibility every once in a while. just ask your boss, it isn't that hard.

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Post ID: @a4+1k80q9rxx

I’ve contracted Ebola.

Just be sure to wear a mask.

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Post ID: @a3+1k80q9rxx

They never learn their lessons

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Post ID: @a2+1k80q9rxx

So the dog is wagging the tail, again.

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