Looks like laying off as many people as we did might not have been the best idea...
Wells Fargo, Bank of America and other banks temporarily close hundreds of branches
https://www.bizjournals.com/bizwomen/news/latest-news/2021/12/big-banks-temporarily-close-branches-south-florida.html
Didn't chainsaw announce 2ish years ago WF would be closing approximately 1,400 branches in the US? COVID is just giving them the excuse they need to follow through with this.
What are branches?
Does that mean there will be fewer tellers coming here whining about how they’ve always been RTO?
Half of them will be permanently closed by end of 2022 anyway.
Temp closures, no biggie.
Wait what? You mean all those new hires in Manila can’t help coverage?
The first sentence of the article….
Big banks are temporarily closing branches across the nation as they cope with labor shortages and ongoing complications from Covid-19, including the arrival of the omicron variant.
Ah can you read, it clearly says the closures are covid related.