Thread regarding Bank of New York Mellon Corp. layoffs

Did BNY lose all employee trust?

For me personally, the trust is completely gone. I might have once believed that the management was doing the best they could for the bank and employees but I am no longer that naive. Now I know they are only doing what's best for themselves. They don't even look out for the shareholders. I'll never trust them again.

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@dtyy

Pittsburgh lost its daily newspaper, the Pittsburgh Press, decades ago. Don’t know anyone that ever read the Post Gazette beyond clipping coupons and viewing obituaries.

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Post ID: @kovz+1sZjhkmy

Yes. BNYM lost all employee trust in the layoff era, from 2000 to 2008, 10% layer off per year, every year, no exception.

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@8shn

Perhaps you should reread the topic. It was about the 10% per year, every year, no exceptions from 2000 to 2008. The Post Gazette didn’t even cover a fraction of that story.

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Post ID: @dtyy+1sZjhkmy

@7ctn - Perhaps you should re-read @mus's post again. That person cites data from the Pittsburgh Business Times, not for just one month as you claim, but for the entire year.

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@mus

You’re citing one month out of eight years of solid layoffs? From the Post Gazette of places.

That’s hilarious. The Pittsburgh Press would have covered all of it.

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Post ID: @7tcn+1sZjhkmy

Not sure why anyone would trust a ceo that was fired from Goldman Sachs for a scandal?

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Post ID: @rlg+1sZjhkmy

@pgj - What part of the reference to 2004 in @mus's post do you not comprehend. I believe 2004 falls within your time span of 2000 to 2008. Please try to find a trusted friend to help you with your reading comprehension.

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Post ID: @erg+1sZjhkmy

@mus

Have a friend show you how to check a calendar.

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Post ID: @vlp+1sZjhkmy

@mus

Please read before commenting. I was referring to the real layoff era from 2,000 to 2,008, 10% per year, every year, no exceptions. This was the post y2K through toxic assets scandal. Please find a trusted friend to read and explain these facts for you.

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Post ID: @pgj+1sZjhkmy

@ujt - you are so, so wrong. Here is one example of your "10% per year, every year" (from the Pittsburgh Business Times):
" Employment at Mellon declined by 400 during the fourth quarter of 2004 to 20,900. During the year, the company reduced headcount by 1,600 or 7 percent."

Seven percent does not equal 10%, so just stop with your crp. This example is just one that I could cite. You've been caught, lir!

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Post ID: @mus+1sZjhkmy

Nobody has trusted BNYM since the massive layoff era from 2000 to 2008, 10% per year, every year, no exception.

Fortunately no employees have needed to worry about anything like that ever happening again in this low layoff environment.

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Post ID: @ujt+1sZjhkmy

Its been gone. This has become one of the most deceiving and unloyal places to work

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