It sounds like you work for Wells Fargo. To be fair, they did call me up and told me NOT to come in during a particularly cold blizzard. However, some companies think that they will lose global business if they aren't physically at work. However, the truth was (as Wells Fargo found out) is that just because NY is open does not mean that we need all 100 data operators to process deposits when Twin Cities is in a blizzard that is shutting down everyone else. They had to pay for 100 employees to process what a small handfull of employees could have done in no time. The only deposits that came in was what peole got ot the banks before the blizzard hit. I am almost willing to bet that the CEO who ordered the work during Hurricane preparation, was in another state or otherwise safe from ever having the hurricane reach him and his precious little body.
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It sounds like you work for Wells Fargo. To be fair, they did call me up and told me NOT to come in during a particularly cold blizzard. However, some companies think that they will lose global business if they aren't physically at work. However, the truth was (as Wells Fargo found out) is that just because NY is open does not mean that we need all 100 data operators to process deposits when Twin Cities is in a blizzard that is shutting down everyone else. They had to pay for 100 employees to process what a small handfull of employees could have done in no time. The only deposits that came in was what peole got ot the banks before the blizzard hit. I am almost willing to bet that the CEO who ordered the work during Hurricane preparation, was in another state or otherwise safe from ever having the hurricane reach him and his precious little body.