Thread regarding State Street Corp. layoffs

Is this still accurate (7000 to be let go) - I left in 2012 so have no clue

https://www.bostonglobe.com/business/2016/03/29/state-street-official-pegs-staff-reduction-workers/89HmTzw98F6AvUCVyA9A4I/story.html

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"State Street (NYSE:STT) jumps 8.2% after announcing it's plans to cut about 6% of its workforce, or about 1,500 jobs, to cut costs"

every time they need to boost share price, they'll do a layoff.

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Post ID: @sbv+Xh8UZpr

Facts are hard to swallow for some.

Don’t be stagnant, get busy lining up interviews. I just had an interview and hiring manager told me they had a total of 9 other qualified candidates. It’s brutal out there. I wonder how many of them were from STT.

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Post ID: @och+Xh8UZpr

Given they admitted to hiring over 30% of work force over last 5 years.... you can expect 30% + 15% to be laid off at the very least.....there will be 45% to be cut easily.

Companies make deals with the state to create “x” amount of jobs. They get big tax breaks. Until they have a few consecutive bad quarters and a few years of no raises and sh--ty bonuses. So we as employees know things are bad. We see the writing on the wall.

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Post ID: @jrn+Xh8UZpr

I don’t think STT ever expected this info to get leaked, but yeah, huge layoffs are coming.

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Post ID: @bcp+Xh8UZpr

7,000 plus 1,500 equals 8,500

That is being conservative

Cuts will be much deeper and all HIGH COST AREAS, ie., Massachusetts are done.

Then there is the merger... more cuts to eliminate duplicates jobs.

Good times, good times.

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Post ID: @wuu+Xh8UZpr

Ignore this entire post completely inaccurate. Looking at more like 1500 total or about 4 percent of fte

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Post ID: @gim+Xh8UZpr

yes, plus they just had another article 5 days ago that added an additional 1500 to be let go. So the total to be laid off by end of 2019 in Boston area is now 8500. Probably much more, but they are trying to be conservative with the layoff numbers.

people should be in panic, this is serious cost cutting measures.

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