Cuts are a’ coming at the House Of Dougan. Read more »
Layoffs
The French have suggested everyone gird their loins for big-ish cuts. Read more »
Expert: You Can Only Fire As Many Employees As You Have, And If You Do, You Will Have To Hire Others
By Jon ShazarEconomics teaches us that companies do not have an unlimited number of employees to lay off. Data backs this up. Read more »
Nothing has been finalized, though according to a spokesperson for the bank, anyone who’d like to take a little initiative and just would be helping the bank out big time. Read more »
Cuts are said to have gone down at the House ‘o Moynihan. Read more »
Cuts are said to have gone down across the pond earlier today. Read more »
More cuts a-comin’ for the House of Dougan. Read more »
Decline In Awkward Conversations Due To Layoffs Offset By Increase In Awkward Conversations Due To Job Interviews
By Jon ShazarOnly a million-and-a-half people got shit-canned in January. Luckily for them, there are more than twice as many job openings right now. Read more »
New CEO Antony Jenkins has apparently been reading the Tarot cards on Barclays and what they’re telling him is the bank is about to have 40,000 fewer employees. Read more »
Risk is what you make of it. Read more »
The Swiss are said to be packing it in on the West Coast. Read more »
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SoFi Answers the Call to Refinance Student Loans and Provides Unique Community Benefits
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