Jamie Dimon, CEO of JP Morgan Chase (JPMC), a current board member of a GOVERNMENT BANK, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, issued an outside-work policy in its 2010 Code of Conduct Training prohibiting JPMC employees from posting a statement such as this on the internet: “I think the financial services industry is over-regulated and should be governed by market forces only.”
I refused to affirm this infringement of outside-work speech and press. Consequently, my employment with JPMC was terminated on August 7, 2010.
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Now I understand the connection and the impact of your statement. Kudos to you Ilyn for your courage and bravery. The fight seems to be some "David - Goliath" battle. Our prayers and love.
Many thanks. Lovelots.
My Attorneys, The Ottinger Firm, have filed the summons and complaint against my former employer, JP Morgan Chase.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AcvaBBHdrv0&feature=player_embedded
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Dimon, CEO of JPMC, a current board member of a GOV'T BANK, the Fed Reserve Bank of NY, issued an OUTSIDE-WORK policy prohibiting JPMC employees from posting a statement such as this on the internet: “I think the financial services industry is over-regulated and should be governed by market forces only.”
http://ilynross.blogspot.com/2010/12/jp-morgan-chase-contravenes-first.html
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