Wells Fargo fires employees for faking keyboard strokes - A number of larger firms have been using tools to monitor employees ...

Wells Fargo last month terminated over a dozen employees after reviewing allegations that they were involved in simulation of keyboard activity, creating an impression of active work, Bloomberg ...

Wells Fargo reportedly handed more than a dozen employees pink slips last month after an investigation found they were faking work. Bloomberg first reported Thursday that, according to the bank's ...

Wells Fargo fired more than a dozen workers last month after allegations that the employees were faking work activity on their computers. The bank terminated the workers after investigating claims ...

Wells Fargo has fired several employees for pretending to work by using technology to fake keyboard typing instead of doing their actual tasks. The bank based in California revealed these ...

Wells Fargo (NYSE:WFC) apparently fired around 12 employees last month after it found that these employees were faking work, according to an exclusive Bloomberg report. The bank’s spokesperson ...

Banking giant Wells Fargo has terminated over a dozen employees in recent weeks following allegations of deceptive remote and hybrid working practices. Disclosures filed with the Financial ...

Wells Fargo Fires More Than a Dozen for ‘Mouse Jiggling’ A report from Bloomberg acquired a disclosure to the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority that found more than a dozen employees ...

At some point in May, the large banking company Wells Fargo fired over a dozen employees alleging that they were lying about actually being at their desks. Our sister site, Tom's Hardware ...

Wells Fargo last month terminated over a dozen employees after reviewing allegations that they were involved in simulation of keyboard activity, creating an impression of active work, Bloomberg ...

Wells Fargo fires employees for faking work with keyboard simulators This Jan. 13, 2021 file photo shows a Wells Fargo office in New York. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan, File) This Jan. 13, 2021 file ...