[Rebelbase]

No good deed....

[Carriage Hill]

“At U.S. Bank, we have policies and procedures in place to protect our customers and employees,” the statement read. “Ms. James was terminated following an internal investigation into her interactions with a customer. During this review it was determined Ms. James did not use the available solutions to remedy the customer’s situation and instead put herself and the bank at risk with her actions.”

Huh?

[cherry]

good on her....showing true Christmas Spirit.....may we all do the same when the time comes....

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

“At U.S. Bank, we have policies and procedures in place to protect our customers and employees,” the statement read. “Ms. James was terminated following an internal investigation into her interactions with a customer. During this review it was determined Ms. James did not use the available solutions to remedy the customer’s situation and instead put herself and the bank at risk with her actions.”

My response, assuming she used her own money, is: Die, corporate scum!

[ocrp1982]

The banks statement is vague CYA nonsense. They did not anticipate their actions would get as much attention as it has.

Not all that long ago the actions of this woman would have earned Praise and, an Employee of the Month/Year Award.

If I were her I would contact several attorneys to get their opinions about possible unlawful termination.

As some here have said, no good deed goes unpunished. While a well known saying, it should not be so.

[tflabo]

She received permission from the Sup. How does she get fired over this?
Some loyyyyyywwwer will be all too glad to assist her.

[DivineMomentsOfTruth]

The bank is ridiculous.
God bless this compassionate woman and the stranded bank customer she helped.

[BradyLS]

I feel bad for Ms. James, but I understand the bank’s position.

[shanover]

How funny is this when most banks in one way or another are complicit in handling money of the biggest scums on earth. Money is money right?

[Ransomed]

I wonder if they wanted her to call security and explain the situation first so they wouldn’t be exposed to a hostage extortion/bank robbing scheme?

Freegards

[angmo]

US Bank getting destroyed on Twitter. Haha!

[Falconspeed]

"...he was stranded with no money to fill his tank..." Yeah, right. Every bum in the world has said "stranded with no money" since Henry Ford. Why would a dumb employee from a bank fall for the fake line? Oh, I guess because the employee was dumb. Duh! "Stranded with no money." Every low-life, drug addicted bum says this.

[BradyLS]

A job. A car. But no credit, debit, nor ATM card. No friends, family, or coworkers he could call on to help him out. But he knows one person he can call who might...

God bless Ms. James for being the only soul who could!

[Bob434]

wouldn’t it be weird if she turned around and robbed the bank as paybAck?

[ProtectOurFreedom]

I found a picture of the U.S. Bank manager who fired Emily James...

"Ms. James, YOUR'RE FIRED!! What does your type of action gets us? A discontented, lazy rabble instead of a thrifty working class. All because a few starry-eyed dreamers like you fill their heads with a lot of impossible ideas."

[dsc]

I hate US Bank. Unethical, dishonest, they’re a Hollywood parody of a corporate villain.

[Lazamataz]

US Bank is right up there with Bank of America and Wells Fargo bank, in their scummy attitudes and behaviors.

[Lazamataz]

Surprisingly, Chase Bank became much more customer-friendly.