Job Security Poll - The Results
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We asked you if all this talk about mergers, job cuts and hiring freezes was making you nervous.
Overall, 45.5% of respondents said that they felt 'secure' or 'very secure' in their job, notwithstanding all the market rumours and merger news.
56.1% of Front Office staff feel either 'secure' or 'very secure' in their jobs
Middle Office - 47.3%
Back Office - 32.8%
Geographically, 48.7% of staff in the EMEA region felt either 'secure' or 'very secure', followed by:
The Americas staff - 35.5%
Asia-Pac staff - just 18.6%
Based on the responses we have received from our readers, we have been able to compile a league table of firms whose employees have told us that they are most concerned about their future employment status. Here it is:
1. ABN AMRO
2. Citigroup
3. Commerzbank
4. Bank of America
5. Fortis
6. Deutsche Bank
7. Jefferies & Co
8. Bear Stearns
9. HSBC Investment Bank
10. JPMorgan
11. Barclays Capital
12. Credit Suisse
13. UBS Investment Bank
14. Dresdner Kleinwort
15. Merrill Lynch
16. Lehman Brothers
17. Morgan Stanley
18. Goldman Sachs
