Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

How petty does it get?

I retired from WF in July 2022. Today in the mail I received a notice from payroll that I was overpaid $15.60 on my last paycheck for used, unaccrued PTO. That is not a typo on the dollar amount. I am asked to write a check or call and give my credit card as option one and option two. After all the tax implications and legal disclaimers the last line says: “Finally, please note if you leave Wells Fargo with a repayment obligation, you will be ineligible for rehire until the repayment obligation is satisfied.” I pick that one! But wait the story gets better. In March of this year I get a random payroll deposit of $182. No mail or advice to tell me why. I immediately notified my former manager to find out what it was for and never got a reply. Today I text manager w copy of this letter and also asked about the outcome of the unexplained deposit. Comment from manager: so you received $182 unexplained free money and you are upset about paying $15. Too much time in the sun? My exact reply back: Seriously? F u on that comment. I asked in March to have that checked because I bet I get a letter in a year telling me that was an overpayment.
I know there are folks that read this board that know me personally. You can’t make this sh** up. 34 years I spent there. Glad I’m gone. To my friends still working there I promise there is life beyond WF.

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Post ID: @OP+1mU09Njf

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Don't pay it unless you intend to return to WF. I know of others in this predicament. They did not pay it back; one case was over $3K. You did not make the mistake.

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Post ID: @2xnz+1mU09Njf

OP has serious life coping issues.

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Post ID: @2jwf+1mU09Njf

@1jny+1mU09Njf “…Amused….. I’m retired. I don’t car…..”. If remotely true I again, thank you sooooo much for your posts. They truly make me laugh. Claims they don’t care yet they go through all the trouble of calling a former manager, getting outraged, and posting not once but twice. Please keep them coming it really makes my day to read this trash. Since Jerry Springer is gone I live vicariously through the stupidity here.

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Post ID: @2pfc+1mU09Njf

OP, who cares? Shove it you out of touch Boomer.
I’m sure your former co-workers are glad you are gone. Go yell at the neighbors kids.
Loser

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Post ID: @1nne+1mU09Njf

Ask for a payment plans. $1.33 for the next 12 months. You’re on a fixed income so this is reasonable.

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Post ID: @1cab+1mU09Njf

The OP that posted change of heart is a troll. People don’t read. Only negative impact is not eligible for rehire.

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Post ID: @1wfo+1mU09Njf
OP here. I had a change of heart just now and decided to pay it back. Selfless act and also I don’t want to ruin my credit over this.

If you're retired why do you care about your credit rating? That's the nice thing about being retired; no debt, kids out the house .... all you get to do is spend money on yourself for a change.

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Post ID: @1alm+1mU09Njf

OP here. I had a change of heart just now and decided to pay it back. Selfless act and also I don’t want to ruin my credit over this.

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Post ID: @1ubo+1mU09Njf

Why would you contact your former manager in regards that? Why would you believe he or she would have any information on that? I would have gotten flippant on you, too.

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Post ID: @1jgi+1mU09Njf

I’m the OP. Amused at all the comments. For those that say pay it back, move on, wasting my time over 15 bucks. Did you all read the full post? I’m retired. I don’t care. I pick the option that I’m not eligible for rehire unless I pay it back. Hmmmmm is it worth a stamp and writing a check for the option that I would like to be eligible for rehire? LMAO. An no this is not a troll post.

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Post ID: @1jny+1mU09Njf

how much of your time have you spent on your $15 outrage? Pay it back and move on.

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Post ID: @1mfq+1mU09Njf

For all the OP haters replying you sum up what I suspect most folks on the board will agree with. Leadership and management don’t give a flying f**k anymore about shareholders, customers or employees. Write a check for 1 billion to settle a shareholder lawsuit then chase a retired employee a year later for some fraction of an hour of unaccrued PTO. I’m LMAO at the irony here. TGIF.

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Post ID: @1zdx+1mU09Njf

It's a big company and it's all automated. Why would you think your old manager would know about this or even care at this point? He's probably beck deep in BS and you think he's going to spend time for your petty (your words) BS?

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Post ID: @1wmt+1mU09Njf

F Wells Fargo. Nastiest place ever!!!!

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Post ID: @1xml+1mU09Njf

Di-----k of an OP is burnt that his manager from a year ago doesn’t give a flying F about his “predicament” when said manager has not authority to do anything so he comes here to post

This made my day. Thanks OP! And then all the downvotes for the replies that don’t simply say F CHARLEY! I really hope this was a real post and not a troll. OPs former manager did a live action “Let Me Google That For You” reply.

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Post ID: @1dmq+1mU09Njf

@1fzk+1mU09Njf

Might be the most clever post of seen since the original lodes tots post.

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Post ID: @1sqo+1mU09Njf

Hold out a bit longer and you can just give a share of WF stock in kind….just sayin

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Post ID: @1fzk+1mU09Njf

Love the pennies idea! However, may I suggest paying in Pesos, shipped COD?

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Post ID: @ruy+1mU09Njf

I think the penny idea is brilliant.

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Post ID: @yts+1mU09Njf

Just pay the money and stop whining

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Post ID: @hsp+1mU09Njf

Perhaps your boss doesn't like you? Perhaps you're the common denominator in this math equation of love?

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Post ID: @xar+1mU09Njf

Mail them the $15.90 in pennies with a GFY note.

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Post ID: @ppv+1mU09Njf

perhaps you should have tried HR.

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Post ID: @ngf+1mU09Njf

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