JPMorgan Lays Off 15% of First Republic Employees Following Acquisition, Offers Most Transitional Roles
- JPMorgan Chase acquired First Republic Bank and laid off 1,000 employees who were not offered roles at the new company.
- of First Republic's 7,000 employees were offered temporary or permanent positions at JPMorgan.
- Laid-off employees will receive 60 days of pay and benefits, as well as additional compensation based on their tenure.
- First Republic was seized by regulators and sold to JPMorgan after suffering major losses during the financial crisis.
- JPMorgan says it has more than 13,000 job openings and will help laid-off employees find new work.