En Australia dicen que 10.000
Si vamos a pringar con el paro, justo es también que se lleven un palo en los bancos. ¿O no? Claro que, seguro que los que pringan no son esos que tienen un sueldo de 7 cifras (no me acuerdo de quién es el que lleva eso como firma).

10,000 bank jobs at risk | theage.com.au

10,000 bank jobs at risk

November 14, 2008

Up to 10,000 jobs could go in the next 12 to 18 months if the big banks restructure their workforces, the Finance Sector Union (FSU) says.

FSU national secretary Leon Carter said speculation that ANZ Bank planned to cut up to 3500 of its staff in the lead-up to Christmas could trigger mass sackings at the other big banks.

Already there is speculation that Westpac will shed 5000 jobs when it merges with St George.

"We think that 10,000 jobs could disappear out of the banking sector over the next 12 to 18 months," Mr Carter told reporters in Melbourne today.

He called on the Federal Government to pressure the banks to forgo sackings after it gave taxpayer-funded guarantees on all savings in Australian banks.

The union's claim followed a report in The Age today that the ANZ plans to cut up to 3500 jobs.

ANZ Bank denied it plans to lay off up to 10% of its workforce as a part of a restructuring of its middle management.

"What we are undertaking is a significant belt tightening exercise over the coming weeks and months - the focus is on middle management roles - but at this stage its not possible to be more definitive on numbers," a spokeswoman for the bank said.

ANZ told Bloomberg at least 500 people will lose their jobs. A source familiar with the matter said the final number of job cuts would likely be up to 1000 by February.

The FSU lamented the confusion surrounding the job cuts.

''ANZ Bank staff going into work today face an uncertain future," said Mr Carter said in a statement.

''The bank must put an end to the smoke and mirrors talk of restructurings and give workers guarantees about their jobs."

"The bank is being cold-hearted to start rumours of job cuts just six weeks before Christmas."

ANZ's profits fell 21% in 2007-08, as rising charges for bad debts and narrowing profits undermined earnings. The bank posted $3.3 billion in profits in the year to September 2008 from $4.2 billion last year.

AAP with Chris Zappone, BusinessDay

En el san y otros creo que a medida que la mora aumente van a empezar a revisarse las condiciones en que se dieron dichas hipotecas.

Adivina que van a encontrar!?

si subprime a saco y falsificaciones de documentos y creatividad financiera para que las operaciones fuese aprobadas.

Dudo q muchos de esos conserven su trabajo, es decir mucha gente se ira al paro...

Joer esta crisis esta dando una de situaciones del tipo "cosas veredes sancho cosas veredes..."

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Habra personal bancario que ira al paro, pero no creo que sean aquellos que lo merecen mas, seran aquellos a los "que le toque"

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Otros cuantos más:

RBS to cut 3,000 jobs worldwide

BBC NEWS | Business | RBS to cut 3,000 jobs worldwide

Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) is to cut about 3,000 jobs in the next few weeks, the BBC has learned.

The positions will go in its global banking and markets workforce, spanning more than 50 countries, but will likely include City of London posts.

It is understood the bank's High Street operations, and those of subsidiary NatWest will be unaffected.

RBS, which predicts a first annual loss this year, hopes to raise £20bn as part of the government's bail-out plan.

It employs around 170,000 people, of which around 100,000 are in the UK.

"RBS is paying the price for lending far too much in the good times," says BBC business reporter Nick Cosgrove.

"It had too much exposure to the sub-prime market in the United States and it overpaid for the giant Dutch bank ABN Amro at the height of the boom."

Sub-prime loans are those to people with poor credit records. An RBS consortium paid 71bn euros ($91bn; £61bn) for ABN Amro in October 2007.

Unemployment figures

The news of RBS's cuts comes within 24 hours of BT saying it will have cut 10,000 posts by March next year.

Recent days have also seen announcements of a total of more than 5,000 jobs axed by Virgin Media, Yell, GlaxoSmithKline and JCB.

Official figures earlier this week revealed UK unemployment in the three months to September at an 11-year high of 1.82 million.

Meanwhile, Prime Minister Gordon Brown will join a meeting of 20 world leaders in Washington this weekend for a summit on the global economic downturn.

Earlier this month, RBS announced expectation of a first full-year loss in its almost 300-year history.

The announcement followed a £691m loss in the first half of the financial year.

The bank also detailed plans to raise up to £15bn from investors by selling shares at 65.5p each. If the shares are not taken up, the government will acquire them.

The government will also directly buy preference shares in the bank - worth a total of £5bn.

mejor dicho, ¿cuantos cabeza de turco van a ir a la cárcel cuando se exijan responsabilidades?

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¿una porrita?

+100.000 tonuel





Saludos

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Tu no te pierdes una, eh tonuel!

Venga va:

+20.000 EL FARAON (recolocados en el Cobrador del Frac y mafias rusas )

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puede asegurarse que los verdaderamente responsables no van a perder el empleo.y si lo pierden,con los contratos acorazados que tienen,no necesitarán trabajar más,ni ellos ni sus hijos

Lo que va a pasar es que aunque parezca increíble, va aumentar el empleo en banca y los subsidiarios de contratas. En cambio las sucursales van a disminuir. Actualmente ya se ven solo dos empleados por cada oficina de barrio.

Todo se centralizara y los empleados resultones de la ventanilla serán los indispensables, mientras que en la oficina comercial van a sudar tinta.Lo de director de sucursal bancaria va a pasar a ser director comercial y punto. Las decisiones ya no se tomaran como en el actual modelo


De la banca financiera... bueno ya veremos si queda alguien vivo al final de la película, pero la intervención para regular los mercados de productos de inversión ya lo pide hasta Bush, que es medio lelo y no sabe lo que dicen sus discursos.