Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

Wells Fargo workers’ union effort pushes shareholder proposal

More than 700 Wells Fargo employees in 29 states are involved in an effort to unionize the bank — which, if successful, would become the first of the nation’s largest banks with a unionized workforce.

https://www.bankingdive.com/news/wells-fargo-workers-union-effort-shareholder-proposal-iss-glass-lewis/648078/

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As a shareholder and for my own personal beliefs, I don’t want a union at WF. My role isn’t traditional union material and not the roles the union is targeting for potential membership.

As an employee, I want to see this union situation pushed so far uncomfortable up Charlie’s day to day world that he is ousted or is forced to change his direction and overall discord of the US employees at WF.

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Post ID: @1gtc+1mejVR5y

All 700 should be immediately fired.

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Post ID: @1irb+1mejVR5y

Even though I voted my shares against the effort, I am rootin for you and hope your union dreams come true.

no skin off my nose, my accounts will be with another bank and I will divest my shares. I just hope it doesn't sc--w my cash balance plan.

good luck!

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Post ID: @ekv+1mejVR5y

700 of 250,000 employees. Wow the interest! I think more people want Starbucks in the cafeterias. Lol. It will go nowhere especially when people realize they have to pay union dues.

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Post ID: @bgy+1mejVR5y

I vote Yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Post ID: @mie+1mejVR5y

I will definitely vote AGAINST union. WF already provides many perks and benefits. Try working at SBUX.

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Post ID: @ztu+1mejVR5y

If unions were so bad, MAGA board troll wouldn't be on a mission to discredit them.

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Post ID: @zlq+1mejVR5y

Ah, the "let's unionize" post. The young and d-mb are bored.

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Post ID: @etk+1mejVR5y

These employees trying to unionize are making a huge mistake. Unions do not give you power or protect your job. The business will continue to make business decisions which can include eliminating jobs held by union employees. Or closing locations where union employees work. They will pay union dues and not get much in return for that. Higher wages?? It may look that way in the surface, but overall they are no further ahead. This is coming from someone who witnessed this craziness at another company. If you don’t like your teller job or other white collar job, go find another one.

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Post ID: @rye+1mejVR5y

A union is not going to protect you from what management wants to do. I have family in a union and the company removed night shifts. Manufacturers have it built in their contracts that changes for business need can occur.

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Post ID: @krq+1mejVR5y

Being in a white collar union screams to future employers “please don’t hire me.” No thanks.

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Post ID: @brg+1mejVR5y

Has nothing to do with a car plant re--rd. Look up the definition of a union. Employee protection against a group like Charlie and the clowns abusing the rights of employees. What a troll post

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Post ID: @uxv+1mejVR5y

Awesome! A union would protect employees from Charlie and his clowns from doing whatever the he-l they think they can do! Hope it works. Too late for those of us that got axed but cheering the team in that this is successful!

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