Thread regarding Bank of New York Mellon Corp. layoffs

Accrued vacation no longer paid upon termination of employment

Buried to today’s Corporate Policy Update, effective January 1, 2024: “Employees will no longer receive pay for accrued, unused vacation upon termination of employment unless due to health of an active employee or as otherwise required by applicable law. Presently, only employees in the following states will be eligible to receive pay for accrued, unused vacation upon termination of employment due to state law requirements: CA, CO, IL, LA, MA, ME, MT, NE, ND, RI, WY…”

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This place is the absolute worst! The only way the executives can make their numbers is to nickel and dime the employees. I worked here 8 years -benefits get cut every year - Every year its the same story for bonus pool - you get pitched against your co-workers. No matter how much you work you are only going to get rewarded 1 out of four years - if that. If you get back to back raises / promotions you are on the chopping block the following year . They absolutely dont care about the quality of work - they just need 'bodies' that can run the bank.

How long before the clients and customers realize the absolute cr-p service BNY Mellon provides ? 2-5 years. Robin is happy counting his bonus with 'balance sheet management ' pitch. Shame on you - Get out of your executive suites and go talk to some real employees.

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Post ID: @2jhx+1pPPxdkv

@2abv

No changes there.

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Post ID: @2xyl+1pPPxdkv

So will they still deduct from your last pay if you took more vacation than you accrued?

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Post ID: @2abv+1pPPxdkv

Even Charlie didn't stoop this low... Although he's probably taking notes on this for Wells.

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Post ID: @1qej+1pPPxdkv

Worked in different industries (healthcare, retail, banking) and never worked for a company that doesn't pay accrued vacation at the end of employment.

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Post ID: @1akf+1pPPxdkv

First not paying your matching 401k contributions until the next year, now this. Yet they will still make you pay for vacation used that you did not accrue. The senior leadership in this company are such sc-mbags. I am not sure how the sleazy Robin Vince sleeps at night.

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Post ID: @1uyx+1pPPxdkv

BNY treats employees so bad; I am going to put few small formula errors into the file to cost the managers headache for the coming week as return. I will say those are accidents during work process.

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Post ID: @1hwh+1pPPxdkv

"Giving Tuesday" was followed by "Taking Wednesday."

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Post ID: @1oav+1pPPxdkv

My cup runneth over...

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Post ID: @1oti+1pPPxdkv

Layoffs are always coming

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Post ID: @1nev+1pPPxdkv

Id rather not work there....

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Post ID: @1kti+1pPPxdkv

I’d rather have SUB than a few weeks vacation.

Look at the big picture

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Post ID: @1wfi+1pPPxdkv

Don't count on this company for anything. More importantly, have a spouse with a paying job (even better if it pays better than your own)

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Post ID: @1mpn+1pPPxdkv

Just when you thought they couldn't squeeze more out of your pocket. They will start charging you rent soon for sitting at a desk.

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Post ID: @1cfr+1pPPxdkv

No wonder Jolen Andersen left....she knew we all are about to get jerked, even further!

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Post ID: @1upw+1pPPxdkv

Shithole

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Post ID: @ynu+1pPPxdkv

Layoffs are coming too.

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Post ID: @pzg+1pPPxdkv

AMAZING!!

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