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https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/04/business/wells-fargo-whistle-blowers.html?ref=business&_r=0
Last November, Wells Fargo replaced its CEO with Mr. Timothy J. Sloan. The new CEO told the employees that retaliation against whistle blowers would not be tolerated at Wells Fargo. As a fundamental principle enacted at Wells Fargo, the administration said that all 270,000 employees feel safe and comfortable to report any questionable conduct. However, this principle comes too late for Wells Fargo's former employees who were fired due to calling attention to abusive and even fraudulent account practices that resulted in the 5,300 employees losing their jobs and $185 million in fines by federal and local regulators.
Last November, Wells Fargo replaced its CEO with Mr. Timothy J. Sloan. The new CEO told the employees that retaliation against whistle blowers would not be tolerated at Wells Fargo. As a fundamental principle enacted at Wells Fargo, the administration said that all 270,000 employees feel safe and comfortable to report any questionable conduct. However, this principle comes too late for Wells Fargo's former employees who were fired due to calling attention to abusive and even fraudulent account practices that resulted in the 5,300 employees losing their jobs and $185 million in fines by federal and local regulators.
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