Today sy nak share entri from my leader, Shaliza Aziz. good info to share with uolss .. Kak Ieja ni bukan calang2 orang tau, in less than a year, income Kak Ieja dah pun melebihi RM10k sebulan ... jom baca entry beliau .........
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Last week ieja dapat email about this article from kawan .. Tajuk pun dah serammss .. But inilah reality makan gaji ..Ade company uolss tak ni?? Company Ieja? tu No 1 ye .. hehe
Kenapa all these companies nak cut staff? Very simple coz nak reduce cost .. lagipun byk job function yang dah automate .. Just bayangkan in 2000, staff kat branches sangatlah ramai .. But cube uolss pergi bank hari ni and tengok berapa kerat je staff yang ade kan .. Just imagine for the next 5-10 years ..
So kalau kita takut kerja tak secure, kena la sediakan payung sebelum hujan .. baru la tak basah kan .. so anything happen tak perlu la kite risau sangat or effect our life ..
Jom renung-renungkan ...
Kenapa all these companies nak cut staff? Very simple coz nak reduce cost .. lagipun byk job function yang dah automate .. Just bayangkan in 2000, staff kat branches sangatlah ramai .. But cube uolss pergi bank hari ni and tengok berapa kerat je staff yang ade kan .. Just imagine for the next 5-10 years ..
So kalau kita takut kerja tak secure, kena la sediakan payung sebelum hujan .. baru la tak basah kan .. so anything happen tak perlu la kite risau sangat or effect our life ..
Jom renung-renungkan ...
Banks worldwide are cutting jobs as stricter regulations and eurozone woes take their toll on trading income and investment banking units
BANK | Jobs cuts | Total staff |
HSBC | 30,000 | 295,995 |
BANK OF AMERICA MERRILL LYNCH | 30,000 | 287,839 |
LLOYDS BANKING GROUP | 15,000 | 103859 |
UNICREDIT | 6,150 | 160,552 |
ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND | 5,500 | 150,300 |
CITIGROUP | 4,500 | 267,000 |
UBS | 3,500 | 65,707 |
CREDIT SUISSE | 3,500 | 50,700 |
BARCLAYS | 3,500 | 146,100 |
INTESA SANPAOLO | 3,000 | 101,169 |
MIZUHO | 3,000 | 57,000 |
ING | 2,700 | 98,169 |
CREDIT AGRICOLE | 2,350 | 160,000 |
ABN AMRO | 2,350 | 26,161 |
MONTE DEI PASCHI DI SIENA | 2,200 | 31,201 |
NORDEA | 2,000 | 34,169 |
DANSKE BANK | 2,000 | 21,567 |
BNP PARIBAS | 1,769 | 199,300 |
MORGAN STANLEY | 1,600 | 62,648 |
SOCIETE GENERALE | 1,580 | 160,700 |
BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON | 1,500 | 48,900 |
RABOBANK | 1,200 | 59,000 |
BANCO POPOLARE | 1,120 | 19,209 |
GOLDMAN SACHS | 1,000 | 35,500 |
JPMORGAN | 1,000 | 239,831 |
NOMURA | 1,000 | 35,697 |
DEUTSCHE BANK | 500 | 102,062 |
Banks worldwide are shedding jobs as stricter regulations and eurozone woes take their toll on trading income and investment banking units.
Royal Bank of Scotland confirmed on Thursday it would axe about 3,500 investment banking staff, in an overhaul of the unit. It had already made about 2,000 investment bank job cuts in 2011.
The plans bring staff cuts announced since mid-2011 or reported to be in the works to 133,500 at major banks.
Many of the redundancies have already happened, although some of the jobs will lost over three or four years.
Several banks that cut staff early in 2011 began a second round at the end of the year, and recruiters have predicted there will be more to come if markets fail to rally. The job cut estimates are aggregates of these redundancy rounds.
They are likely to be conservative figures, as not all banks have announced cuts publicly, and the number does not take into account smaller investment banks, boutiques and brokers.
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