Federal Reserve to Scale Back Check Processing Operation
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FacebookIt’s interesting to see how rapidly we’ve transformed into an online world… In late June, the Federal Reserve announced that they are changing their check processing operations. Given the ongoing shift from paper checks to electronic payments, they’re consolidating regional check processing in Philadelphia, Cleveland, Atlanta, and Dallas. Other sites will see their operations scaled back. For example, 210 workers in Minneapolis will be phased out between now and mid-2009.
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Published on July 11th, 2007 - 2 Comments
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Actually, here in Cincinnati, they are letting some people go. I thought they were actually going to close the Federal Reserve Bank here in Cincinnati.
Comment by Wayne — Jul 11th 2007 @ 12:15 pmthe Fed are a bunch of citizen robbing skanks that run an illegal operation…that should never be!!!
Comment by dik — Jul 20th 2007 @ 10:51 pm