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Join thousands of mobilizing bank workers!

We've already won big changes at many banks including an end to predatory sales goals at Wells Fargo, and an increase in pay for the lowest paid workers at Chase, Wells Fargo, Bank of America and more.

If you are a bank teller, bank call center worker, personal banker, customer care rep or any other front-line bank worker who thinks our jobs and our industry could be better--let's have a chat!

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To take care of others, we need to take care of ourselves. Together, as a union we can negotiate for improved wages, benefits and working conditions.

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Bank, credit union and other finance workers are covered under the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA) which provides the legal right for all private sector employees to form a union in their workplace.

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PRESS RELEASE: Committee for Better Banks Responds to Wells Fargo CEO Charles Scharf’s Promise to ‘Absolutely Work on a Bill of Rights’
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PRESS RELEASE: Committee for Better Banks Responds to Wells Fargo CEO Charles Scharf’s Promise to ‘Absolutely Work on a Bill of Rights’

In response to today’s House Financial Services Committee hearing on Wells Fargo, where current CEO Charles Scharf delivered testimony on the future of the bank, former Wells Fargo worker and member of the Committee for Better Banks, KILIAN COLIN, released the following statement.

PRESS RELEASE: Committee for Better Banks Responds to Wells Fargo CEO Charles Scharf’s Promise to ‘Absolutely Work on a Bill of Rights’

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PRESS RELEASE: Wells Fargo Resignations Not Enough to Turn the Page on Scandal, Systemic Problems
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PRESS RELEASE: Wells Fargo Resignations Not Enough to Turn the Page on Scandal, Systemic Problems

“Today’s resignations of Board Chair Betsy Duke and board member James Quigley are due to the vigorous oversight of the House Financial Services Committee’s year-long investigation into the company’s misconduct and mistreatment of its workers. The Committee is hearing the voices of frontline workers at Wells Fargo who put their jobs on the line to bring this scandal to light and has joined our calls for a Bank Workers’ Bill of Rights to bring structural change to the banking industry."

PRESS RELEASE: Wells Fargo Resignations Not Enough to Turn the Page on Scandal, Systemic Problems

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PRESS RELEASE: CFPB SCOTUS Case Puts Consumer, Workers Rights at Risk

Ahead of today’s oral arguments on the constitutionality of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s leadership structure to be heard in front of the U.S. Supreme Court, Erin Mahoney, lead organizer at Committee for Better Banks, said: “The banking industry by design does not protect the financial interests of its customers or its frontline employees, and without a system in place to hold banks accountable, corporate greed will run the show."

PRESS RELEASE: CFPB SCOTUS Case Puts Consumer, Workers Rights at Risk

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