@Finecat i wonder where you get your crap info from, i work in Oceanic, and i have been paid my salary till date, pls get ur facts right, that aint saying the sector hasnt become stressed, but in God we trust

Finecat:

I know guys that works in Intercontinental and Oceanic. Intercontinental and oceanic did not pay their staff for the month of August and the pay was cut after it was received. The new MD of intercontinental said he was shocked to see how much the bank earmark on expenses every month, he said the bank can not obviously support the expenses. There are rumors that the bank plans on closing several branches.

finecat,
Your lack of knowledge astounds. . .

manuelstud:

@Finecat i wonder where you get your crap info from, i work in Oceanic, and i have been paid my salary till date, pls get your facts right, that aint saying the sector hasnt become stressed, but in God we trust

Tell the truth, the bank missed a month of payment. You guys just got paid within the last 2 weeks. I'm  not surprised, you are a banker you will sugar coat your job even when the roof is falling. Yeye job.

manuelstud:

@Finecat i wonder where you get your crap info from, i work in Oceanic, and i have been paid my salary till date, pls get your facts right, that aint saying the sector hasnt become stressed, but in God we trust

We just got our MD replaced in the just concluded CBN exercise and pray it wont affect us in anyway. God will help us

Finecat:

Tell the truth, the bank missed a month of payment. You guys just got paid within the last 2 weeks. I'm not surprised, you are a banker you will sugar coat your job even when the roof is falling. Yeye job.

Finecat, this is why we are always at loggerheads

ure an unrepentant alarmist and the way u peddle falsehood is shameful

for real, did any of your friends tell you they were not paid for the month of August?

well am so sorry on behalf of my friends and colleagues at iyana-ipaja branch,but all i would say is that you could probably try out my own branch at egbeda and taste a bit of superior customer scentrism before you conclude and probably look for another bank to consumate transactions with okay? once again am so sorry, lol 07037721707 or 08054732185

hni:

well am so sorry on behalf of my friends and colleagues at iyana-ipaja branch,but all i would say is that you could probably try out my own branch at egbeda and taste a bit of superior customer scentrism before you conclude and probably look for another bank to consumate transactions with okay? once again am so sorry, lol 07037721707 or 08054732185

?

hni:

well am so sorry on behalf of my friends and colleagues at iyana-ipaja branch,but all i would say is that you could probably try out my own branch at egbeda and taste a bit of superior customer scentrism before you conclude and probably look for another bank to consumate transactions with okay? once again am so sorry, lol 07037721707 or 08054732185

What is that gotta do with the price of Amala in China?

tkb417:

Finecat, this is why we are always at loggerheads

ure an unrepentant alarmist and the way u peddle falsehood is shameful

for real, did any of your friends tell you they were not paid for the month of August?

You bank workers never cease to amaze me. Your case is a typical case of suffering and smiling all in the name of portraying the false "big boy" image to the public. The public is laughing at all you doofus. Working in a bank is the most unfortunate job in Nigeria today. And i still by my words, Oceanic bank did not pay for one month. I had to burrow one of their employees some money because he was broke. Even before August, their salary was affected due to the Okocha football thing being taken out of their salary.

Finecat:

You bank workers never cease to amaze me. Your case is a typical case of suffering and smiling all in the name of portraying the false "big boy" image to the public. The public is laughing at all you doofus. Working in a bank is the most unfortunate job in Nigeria today. And i still by my words, Oceanic bank did not pay for one month. I had to burrow one of their employees some money because he was broke. Even before August, their salary was affected due to the Okocha football thing being taken out of their salary.

error!!!
You got the wrong person

choose ur sparrin partner well. I dont have to work in a commercial bank in Nigeria to know what happens there. Moreso, i know everythin about 9ja financial sector so keep ur undiluted poppycocks to yaself

according to you, working in a bank is the most unfortunate job in Nigeria, well, i'll allow the commercial bank workers to respond to ur drivel

by ur scope, if i work with Actis, IFC, Aureous, Rencap, AfricInvest, Vetiva, ARM et al im an unfortunate bank worker

ure a sleek simpleton!!!


By the way, giving money to ur impoverished friend doesnt mean the other Oceanic bank workers are broke
go hang on a cliff if thier 'false bigboism' is making u feel tipsy

Omo see mutual spewing of vitriolics. . . Make una sha take am easy on urselves

HR dept: is it a good dept to start in a bank?

Finecat:

I know guys that works in Intercontinental and Oceanic. Intercontinental and oceanic did not pay their staff for the month of August and the pay was cut after it was received. The new MD of intercontinental said he was shocked to see how much the bank earmark on expenses every month, he said the bank can not obviously support the expenses. There are rumors that the bank plans on closing several branches.

haba,this is a big lie ooo,

my husband is an intercontinental bank staff, and they have not ad any issues with their salaries till date,

haba stop spreading bad and wicked rumours,its not healthy, for you and for odas

@ Finecat

Only GOD knows where your dumb head ass hole gets your info from. my peeps work in Intercontinental & oceanic respectively & they were paid their full salary as at the due date. stop spreading rumours. I observe your posts is always to antagonize nigerian banks. if u 've issues, go settle scores with them. i suspect u were once in dat sector but was thrown out for that vibrating/rumour mongering mouth of yours.

if u don't 've anything constructive to say, THEN SHUT UPPPPPP!!!!!.

Dose it mean that Bankers are surfering or what, they dont want to appriciate God for the job .
Is it because Sanusi is tryin to reorganise the Banking sector.

If surfering or not in any JOB you finb your self give thanks to God.

Thanks.

i do believe bankers should be paid worth the time they spend @ work because its a risky job and as such the pay should be encouraging enough else you get a lot of little mistakes due to fatigue,stress and other forms of mental disturbance. more so those in the marketing department should be well catered for because its equally a very risky job which has taken a lot of banking souls. @ least #200-300k monthly should do.

dozieme:

i do believe bankers should be paid worth the time they spend @ work because its a risky job and as such the pay should be encouraging enough else you get a lot of little mistakes due to fatigue,stress and other forms of mental disturbance. more so those in the marketing department should be well catered for because its equally a very risky job which has taken a lot of banking souls. @ least #200-300k monthly should do.

You go pay them?

blive me,if i was in such a position i will.Lost my younger Bro to a bank on his way to pick up a check to meet up his target .

dozieme:

blive me,if i was in such a position i will.Lost my younger Bro to a bank on his way to pick up a check to meet up his target .

Accept my Sincere Condolence

u getin paid 4 workin in a bank so i dont think pple u complain.

though am not a bank staff but i work as a vendor for banks, the truth of the matter is i have discovered its the same thing every where, a good paying job tries to get all of your energy and time comesurate to what they think they pay you, really its not a time to complain but to thank God for this previledge, you need to see the song of frustration being sang by folks out there unempmoyed, abeg dupe ti e o oooooooooooooo

All i know is that banking job is the most difficult one , coz u have to be very sound upstairs,fellow banker pls don't be carried away, but only the CHARTERED BANKERS CAN DO IT BETTER, COZ WE ARE BORN TO DO IT.

i have nothin to say and know that this bank work is very killing.at least my brother once told me that.abeg, where and how is diamond bank?i wud like to go and open an account with them since they re among d strongest banks. Abeg suggest

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This is a job I will never contemplate in my life

BANKS SLASH WORKERS' OCTOBER SALARIES
By Enitar Ugwu

IN the banks, the belt-tightening continues. For a yet-to-be-explained reason and in an action that took many workers unawares, some banks in the country slashed the October salaries of their employees by half.

The Guardian learnt at the weekend that most of the banks which cut the pay did not inform their workers before the action as the employees only discovered that at the point of collecting their October salaries.

Some of the banks, it was learnt, apart from slashing salaries, have sacked those workers considered to be in excess of the required workforce.

Feelers from the industry show that the decision to downsize the workforce in the banks has to do with the urgent need to recapitalise and improve the liquidity positions of many of the financial institutions.

To achieve this requirement, almost all the banks have done away with most of the perks such as soft loans, which were common before the recent banking reforms.

Another one of the most prominent perks likely to be stopped by almost all the banks is the "up-front payment", which enables the worker to collect a significant percentage of his/her annual salary at once, mostly at the beginning of each year.

Also, investigation by The Guardian reveals that the usual yearly profit sharing by bank workers may not be possible, as there is hardly any profit to share.

A management employee in one of the banks told The Guardian that profit-sharing at this point in time is out of the question.

He added: "As you can see, after making provision for non-performing loans, coupled with other newly introduced measures, almost all the banks are going to post losses. So, where is the profit to share?"

He added that even if a bank made profit, sharing part of it would be foolhardy as every bank needs funds now for its operations.

However, labour unions within the banking sector are beginning to brace up for the impending face-off that may likely ensue between them and the management of the financial institutions if the current job losses continue.

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IF THIS IS TRUE IS MOST UNFORTUNATE !

what additional qualifications do you advice a banker to obtain while he is working?

i can not believe u guyz are complaining,when some unemployed graduates like me are roaming the streets of lagos. pls,if u have any clue u can give me on how to get a banling job,pls do not think twice.tok

@ All


The crisis in the nation's banking industry has begun to take its toll on the employees of the banks, as many of them have lost their jobs. Investigation by LEADERSHIP showed that no fewer than four banks have laid off a good number of their staff, while others are threatening to embark on massive retrenchment as part of measures to cut down operating cost. Consequently, it was gathered that an old generation bank that received a clean bill of health from the apex bank with head office in Marina, Lagos, recently sacked 400 workers for their inability to meet set target, while a new generation bank with its head office in Adeola Hopewell in Victoria Island, Lagos, has sacked 700 staffers, mostly marketers, due to liquidity crisis. It was also gathered that another new generation bank, after reducing staff salary by 30 per cent, has compiled names of about 900 workers to be sacked before the end of November, while another new generation bank that was among the five banks that failed the Central Bank of Nigeria and Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation’s stress test, last week reduced its staff strength by 30 per cent. It was also gathered that others are still compiling lists of staff to be thrown into the labour market. Other reasons given by the banks for the sack, according to investigations, ranged from low productivity, inability to meet set targets, to the need to save cost in the face of the prevailing circumstances in the sector. However, a banker who pleaded anonymity said that some banks (names withheld) used outrageous targets as benchmark to determine who should be sacked and failure to meet the target would lead to automatic sack. The source said that all staff that were close to the former management fired by the CBN were either sacked or posted to their remote branches. Sources close to the banks told Leadership that most of the banks are doing everything possible to slash their overhead cost, to enable them recover from their exposures to both the capital market and the oil and gas sector. They also explained that following the tight monitory policy of the CBN, in terms of adopting risk management structure, most banks have taken steps to reduce cost by quietly downsizing staff, especially those who are unproductive and unable to meet their target. Although inside sources in the four banks denied news of the sack, LEADERSHIP gathered that their managements are still prepared to sack any staff that is found incompetent. It was also gathered that anxiety is mounting in some banks, whose new managements plan massive sack over what the workers regard as frivolous excuses such as staff indebtedness to the bank and failure to meet targets.


http://www.leadershipnigeria.com/index.php/news/cover-stories/8142-sack-fever-grips-banking-industry

THE MEDIA ALL CAN'T BE TELLING LIES.
FINECAT CARRY GO

I wish I cud speak out to u all so that those looking for the bank job shud look sometin else. They ARE SACKING PEOPLE IN THE BANK, GRADUATES oOOO: nO bE ONDs. ITS SOMETIN ELSE now in THE BAnKINg ENVIRONMENT. HIGH BP, AND SO ON GRIPPING ALL MAN, OMO, BONE OOO

afrika:

I wish I cud speak out to u all so that those looking for the bank job shud look sometin else. They ARE SACKING PEOPLE IN THE BANK, GRADUATES oOOO: nO bE ONDs. ITS SOMETIN ELSE now in THE BAnKINg ENVIRONMENT. HIGH BP, AND SO ON GRIPPING ALL MAN, OMO, BONE OOO

Please tell them
Our educational system has made our youths think that once u leave school there is a white collar job out there waiting for you, thats why most of them end up spending 5yrs searching for a job (very ironical). They gradute without learning a skill, coupled with the fact that our educational system is theory based most times no practical at all.

@NV ME.GOOD TALK,How i wish our youths could key into
his advise.They just need to embrace Enterprise.

The Entrepreneur rule America ,infact they rule the world.

To the brave one there,You can start from zero to hero via;
get idea,apply knowledge aquired from university ,get mentors
and watch the business grow.

If i can do it ,You can do it better.
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