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Edward Jones Layoffs: Understanding Your Employment Rights - Monkhouse Law
September 11, 2025 - If you are laid off from Edward Jones, you may be entitled to severance pay.
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First Alert 4
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Edward Jones gives update on ongoing layoffs
Financial advising giant Edward Jones said Thursday it has offered 259 employees involuntary severance benefits.
Published August 28, 2025
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Financial advising giant Edward Jones said Thursday it has offered 259 employees involuntary severance benefits. For more Local News from KMOV: https://ww...
Published August 28, 2025
TheLayoff
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Our Journey these past 6 years… - post regarding Edward Jones layoffs
August 23, 2025 - Weather then address it, and realizing the need to build out the UHNW area and over capitalized with GP capital. The plan for Enterprise Reimagined is hatched. T3 - Offsourcing increases rapidly to India. Roughly 400 associates in service and operations are let go with the first set of severance packages.
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Next shoe to drop - post regarding Edward Jones layoffs
2 weeks ago - Edward Jones is becoming just like every other firm. “They are back in the office so we need to be back in the office”. No original thought or guts to be different. ... @m5 but if they make things so miserable that you quit, then they don't have to pay severance or unemployment, don't have to structure layoffs to avoid being required to file WARN notices.
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Edward Jones state of affairs - post regarding Edward Jones layoffs
May 12, 2025 - Class Action Lawsuit: A class action lawsuit was filed, alleging Edward Jones violated federal securities laws and state fiduciary duties by, among other things, not conducting suitability analysis for clients before switching accounts and charging higher fees, according to Spertus Law, LLP. Now they are offering a voluntary severance plan!
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Edward Jones - First few years are hard, but there is full disclosure in the hiring process | Glassdoor
Ideal candidate will be A type with 10 + years in business, preferably financial services, and someone with lots of connections and organizational involvement. Usually this candidate will have a parachute or buyout from previous employer and most don't realize they can ask their current employer to voluntarily cut the position and pay severance (after they accept the EJ job).