Thread regarding USAA layoffs

Positions for the next round…

Anyone have any insight as to what positions or what areas may be targeted in the next round of layoffs?

I’ve been looking for almost a year now and haven’t been able to find anything. I’m finding that a lot of banks aren’t paying as much as USAA, unfortunately.

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Post ID: @OP+1sC2C7nl

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Dunno, there were five new senior positions opended up in aml and now there is another senior position open. I wonder who they want to get it?????

This would lead to alot of open investigator I positions open, no????

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Post ID: @bgqo+1sC2C7nl
  1. AML
  2. bank BRC (specifically risk advisory)
  3. ERC
  4. Across the board cuts for Bank Leads

By the end of the year this bank will look wildly different. And if you’re still here expect to be mapped to a new job title (with a lower pay band) -> so they can slow down drastically merit increases

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Post ID: @aasr+1sC2C7nl

Isn’t the CO still going on? In that case, if they lay off Bank employees, wouldn’t they need to pay the full year of severance?

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Post ID: @3dqa+1sC2C7nl

Heard rumors about classic apps within ECIO been outsourced

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Post ID: @3thd+1sC2C7nl

The bank realized they made a huge mistake with the external job offers during the early days of the pandemic with the crazy salaries they were offering to help with the consent order. My guess, USAA is trying to reset and get back to pre-pandemic salary ranges, thus the many layoffs the bank will have this year and in 2025. A lot of AML came from Citibank where they were offered $20-$30k more than what there were making, along with a sign on bonus.

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Post ID: @1eav+1sC2C7nl

IT will get cut more. It needs to. A lot of the old executives in IT that ran people off are going to get theirs soon enough.

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Post ID: @1bmr+1sC2C7nl

Being that they had layoffs in April, and Wayne all but said layoffs will be a normal routine at the last employee meeting, best guess would be early August, then October to close out the year. The interim bank president, he only cares about operating in the black, he doesn’t care if employees get overworked, all he cares about is the bottom line. So I expect the bank to be hit hard again in these next 2 rounds to closeout 2024. The bank is going to get extremely lean, then once they realize they cannot operate that way long term, they’ll create those same jobs, only difference, the pay will be a lot lower. Come 2025, I fully expect Bank AML to be gutted, probably by half.

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Post ID: @1edu+1sC2C7nl

And keep in mind that not all departments receive a year end bonus at USAA.

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Post ID: @gkp+1sC2C7nl

@ovl+1sC2C7nl, yes they’re offering higher bonus and a sign on bonus. Granted, these cities have competition for have lots of jobs versus S.A

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Post ID: @pkb+1sC2C7nl

You may find higher salaries but do tgey offer a large
Bonus? That probably is the diffeence.

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Post ID: @ovl+1sC2C7nl

In Bank and finding higher salaries in every other Bank. And less days in office. This is for Charlotte. Coworkers in Phoenix and Plano have said the same thing.

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Post ID: @bsq+1sC2C7nl

I expect fraud or aml to be next, but give it a year. Once fraud is out of backlog, there as to be a bau operation for about six months to see if they can sustain it. Fraud analysts back to aml, which will then be way over loaded.

Plan your exit strategy next summer…

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