Also, reporting that at the same time, they'll hiring about 100 in Boston.
So, the way I read that is they're using this as an excuse to broom out any nominally compensated local employees, so they can not only reduce head count but replace them with... (Wait for it...)
Yes, the best and the brightest! The STEM workers that America just can't produce. Who also happen to work for less that half of what you and I may expect. With 20 uncomped hours a week thrown in. And who's visa status is dependent on the whim of their employer.
Where exactly are all these poorly performing major markets outside the US? In case you haven't noticed - most international markets are doing fine to extremely well - unless you adjust for currency (and surprisingly - that includes Shanghai which is almost 40% off its high - but still over 50% above where it was a couple years ago). Worst performing major international market is probably UK - which is about flat over the last few years if you exclude dividends which gives you a slightly positive return if included.
Unless of course you are referring to the bond market or alts - which are somewhat different discussions (and probably the real reason many of the investment companies are struggling).
Does anyone know if Slave Street (I worked as a galleon rower, I mean Portfolio Administrator there once) has to give back any property taxes for the building built on A Street if they layoff in Boston?
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State Street has always been a sweatshop
Wanna bet they fire more Americans than H1B's?
The report says worldwide
Not just the Boston offices. I am really curious to see how much it does go the way you said though. Especially in the Boston offices.
El Globo is reporting 170 in Boston
Also, reporting that at the same time, they'll hiring about 100 in Boston.
So, the way I read that is they're using this as an excuse to broom out any nominally compensated local employees, so they can not only reduce head count but replace them with... (Wait for it...)
Yes, the best and the brightest! The STEM workers that America just can't produce. Who also happen to work for less that half of what you and I may expect. With 20 uncomped hours a week thrown in. And who's visa status is dependent on the whim of their employer.
Or
They're just overstaffed in some areas, and understaffed in others.
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State Street, like Fidelity
State Street, like Fidelity has been going through lay offs and hiring sprees as long as I can remember.
I know many people who've worked at both places and ultimately met their separation via lay off notice.
This is not new.
Brace yourself...
Winter is coming to an IT shop near you. It's not H1-Bs so much as fact that profits are flat and C-levels are covering their stock options' ass.
And in other news....
This was a link a the bottom of that article:
http://www.bizjournals.com/boston/real_estate/2013/10/apartment-rent-gro...
Funny how they note declining stock prices as reason for the layoffs on a day when the market is surging back toward all time highs.
"A day"
You obviously don't know _____ about the market! You do know there are other markets outside of the US.
Oh do tell?
Where exactly are all these poorly performing major markets outside the US? In case you haven't noticed - most international markets are doing fine to extremely well - unless you adjust for currency (and surprisingly - that includes Shanghai which is almost 40% off its high - but still over 50% above where it was a couple years ago). Worst performing major international market is probably UK - which is about flat over the last few years if you exclude dividends which gives you a slightly positive return if included.
Unless of course you are referring to the bond market or alts - which are somewhat different discussions (and probably the real reason many of the investment companies are struggling).
Any more questions?
and that would be Stevil for the win!
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Brazl?
Off 40%. Russia probably similar.
https://www.google.com/search?q=brazil+stock+market+performance&ie=utf-8...
Property Tax Givebacks?
Does anyone know if Slave Street (I worked as a galleon rower, I mean Portfolio Administrator there once) has to give back any property taxes for the building built on A Street if they layoff in Boston?
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But only in a Jordan Marsh bought tie.