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The re-leveling ethics or lack thereof.

The plan is to re-level the majority at lower pay, then circle back around later with a layoff.
Those that are let go now get the severance payout that will now be lower. Everyone will be on the edge of their seat with a “maybe I’ll be skipped, maybe it won’t happen to me” Let’s assume it does not happen to you. Just the fact that your leaders are willing to do this to the employees speak volumes to their ethics. If it does not happen to you now, who’s to say it won’t happen to you later.

Now let’s step back and look at it. The decisions made for Citi in the past, Jane had a hand in. She had a vote and helped steer the ship. Now she’s in power, have things changed? The board being upset with the lackluster performance gave her a time frame to turn things around.

To obtain market share, customers, you have to either come up with something your competitors don’t have AND\OR provide a better service than your competitor. Finance 101.

For us the only thing she can come up with is not only laying YOU off but also lowering your pay first, then letting you go later at lower severance. All to save herself from the board for abysmally leading us nowhere in comparison to our competitors.

YOU have to pay the price for her leadership. Remember this re-leveling efforts on the next VOE when it comes to the ethic’s question. Is this maneuver legal, yes it is. Is it right, or ethical? Draw your own conclusion but this…..THIS is your leaders.

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They keep acting like the stuff they "develop" in tech is their new things that will set the company a part from other banks. They get people to dedicate their time to internal programs (leadership, employee networks, tech, meet & greets, and other groups). It's all just dangling the 🥕 on a stick making the hopefuls think that stuff helps you advance in the biz. I'm sorry, but the stuff they develop is cr-p hence the fines and extra regulator scrutiny.

You folks should stop giving them your extra blood, sweat and tears. Live and enjoy your life. This place doesn't give a cr-p about you no matter what programs, benefits or how many warm and fuzzy town halls talks take place. It's all to keep the minions working and for 🍌 bananas. Lol.

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Earlier this year I've seen SVP moved to VP and D moved to SVP

Plus there's a lot of SVP and VP in o&t and I wonder how they got promoted. On the townhall today, one of the speaker said they had to provide basic excel training to their group. If you work in banking/finance, you should know basic excel.

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Can you share if this was in the states or abroad? And what area of the business. I have been in Citi over a decade and I never heard of something like that. Mind you I have a friend who has been let go twice and rehire. They do whatever they want that's for sure.

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Post ID: @2wly+1vSdj9e9

Can it reduce J and other MDs pay

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Post ID: @1clf+1vSdj9e9

They did this to the division I was in about 8 years ago.
No Pre Warning.
Cold call from HR on a Friday. Entire floor had phones speaker.
Bumped all salary employees in division to hourly, took away bonuses, and attempted to take away the extra week of vacation salaried employees have.
Someone took the changes to HR or the Ethics line. Everything was upheld, with the exception of vacation. Employees were allowed to keep vacation since they were forced to downgrade due to internal business decisions.
Citi OFallon was the worst location within Citi I ever worked for.

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Post ID: @1uhd+1vSdj9e9

I hope this does not come to pass but if it did, would anybody really be surprised?

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