Offer all the employees of State street a little dignity and respect if the powers above at least gave some warning and the direction of where they are targeting the 7000 layoffs instead of letting us wither away, worrying, stressing, wondering if, when, who is getting the axe, but that would be way too much to ask for from this company.
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Does state street sponsor for the series or but? Only series that I know that doesn't require a sponsor is series 3, does anyone have better information than I do in this?
Thanks.
I have already posted this on many other threads. You really need to leave State Street. Even though, I was a dedicated long-time employee I was still laid off after working at State Street for many years. Not just me but it happens to everyone eventually. I could make a long-list of former employees who were all very dedicated and hard working. I am sure that all of you have a good education and are very dedicated workers. If I was you I would try to expand my knowledge of the financial services industry to become more marketable. The first step would be to take all series exams that you can take and gain some experience with this aspect of financial services.
SST is not going to let people know a head of time who is being laid off or what departments are going to be hit. If they gave an FYI people would be job hunting leaving and then SST would have no workers to continue the work. LOL I mean until they are let go.
If the T raises fares any higher I'll not be able to afford to get to work it's already close to my weekly salary why bother 1week of salary just to get to a job with no raises or growth or opportunity
I add seltzer water to my wine that way we can make it last.
Saving it for the big day we get a raise of greater than 2% after four years of the same salary no raise.
Big push by globalist left that want the masses under their thumb. If you voted for bho the prior two elections pay yourself on the back and look in the mirror because you have only yourself to blame for this mess.
Who can afford wine on our wages?
You must be living large.
That's such a cynical comment. I know people that make far greater incomes similar fields education etc state st is the absolute worst for compensation. Absolute 100% worst and to add insult to injury the supposed skills are not needed elsewhere in the industry so your time is wasted there trying to get out of it.
CEO does not need 15 million dollars a year he could offer raises yearly of 3-5% instead of zero rsusss years in end!
Don't give me that baloney, too many people are making money in professional roles except if you work at state street. My god I'm thinking of Applying to Wells Fargo at this point!
You guys work at State Street and you still can't see what's going on? God help you.
Never occurred to you that the lowest rates and loosest credit in history was done for a reason? And what the fallout effects would be?
Time to turn off the TV, put the wine down, and start giving some thought to the days you live in.
Yellen - interest rates up .25 likely in march, everything is becoming more costly. Priced out of housing market even when rates were near zero with low sst income. This has to change either give us raises or we'll all be out on the street because we can't afford local rent or buy a place it's ridiculous.
Aren't we professionals, educated part of the so called haves? Nope not at sst we are part of the have not...who'd have thunk it! Who'd expect to be ripped off by a job at sst, talk about the ol switcheroo!