Any one aware of non-hub site closures in 2023?
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Richmond is dust. They want out of saint Louis so expect a huge cut there. They are also not happy with the disconnected Tempe/Phoenix locations. Too many resources scattered amongst 3 buildings. Also, the MN crime is starting to cause stir and the bank is working with local politicians to bring in more security. Colorado is also in the list of undesirable locations.
I have a gut feeling we will be closing. Signs written all over the wall. I won't post where (getting people pa----s in bunch) but look at if they are hiring in your area. first sigh is a job freeze in that hub. Next no help on fixing things or replacing equipment. Look to see if they are not replacing positions also in that area. again, nothing you can control
Summit NJ is rumored to be sold
There's an Excel doc with all the office MAC codes available online. It's not difficult to find. Every single location, even small banks inside grocery stores (back when those were still a thing).
Find the old version, compare vs new. You're welcome.
You'll know way more than 30 days. Sometimes 6-12 months in advance.
I’d like to know the same.
Also, what is the process for notifying employees. Are employees provided warnings, other than the 30 day displacement?
Yes, but it's confidential. They'll continue to close or downsize locations everywhere. The oy thing you can do is put your head down and not worry about. It's nothing you can control