Originally posted by lukemg
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Previously on "Time for you to leave Barclays...."
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Yeah Starbucks is there complete with over friendly camp staff... don't need that tulip on a monday morning..
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Originally posted by TrollHas anyone else ex-RBS / NatWest integration been contacted by Spring recently - about 'positions that may be coming up'?
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Ah, heady days, yr 2000 work (1500 quid for New Years Day afto playing video games) Mike Green cup 5-a-side in the summer at lunch (40 teams, 300 watching the final, very nerve-wracking), off to a country pub at lunch with some spendid filly or another, contractors getting fancy cars and annoying the permie proles, you could also work and charge for any hours you wanted to do e.g.10-12 hours a day and there was 7 days work if you wanted it.
Apparently it's a nightmare in there now, outsourcing and other 'initiatives' have squeezed all the good stuff out and they are turning the bar into a starbucks....
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I was but I missed that particular do. Contractors TWOCing and crashing coaches and young women being rogered in the squash courts. Whatever happened to those heady days?
I remember the "Barclays Bonk" headlines in the Tabs a few days later.
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Originally posted by Alf WHas Barclays got anything left in Cheshire? I thought it had long since outsourced all that to Accenture and EDS (who then offshored it). The Radbroke Hall holiday park - those were the days!
Were you there when the infamous beer weekend happened?
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Originally posted by EternalOptimistHave any of the main banks confirmed that their call centres will never be off shored ?
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RBS seems to be the only one with no plans to move overseas. Then again maybe Im confusing an Indian accent as a Scotish one?
Mailman
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Have any of the main banks confirmed that their call centres will never be off shored ?
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So in all because of the merger nearly 25,000 jobs will be lost.
Hard to see where the benefit is in all of this unless of course you are a major shareholder that is
You know if I worked for Barclays or ABN Id be root'n for RBS to take over as their call centres are in Scotland (haha, cheap labour ).
Mailman
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Originally posted by SockpuppetAlso the one at Brackmills
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Originally posted by Alf WMy money's on RBS to pip them at the post.
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Has Barclays got anything left in Cheshire? I thought it had long since outsourced all that to Accenture and EDS (who then offshored it). The Radbroke Hall holiday park - those were the days!
If this deal comes off it will be all the support functions like HR and Finance that will get clobbered down in Canary Wharf.
My money's on RBS to pip them at the post.
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Originally posted by Sockpuppet...unless you want the Mumbai Massif reading your bank statements.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/6582507.stm
22,000 ish jobs going (10,000 to lo-cost locations).
gotta make sure Bob does not get a look in
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