L.A. Bank Workers, Residents, Consumer Advocates Join City Council Members in Rally to Celebrate First-in-the-Nation Responsibility Requirements for Banks

Banking experts and consumer advocates recommend City Council end the delay and pass proposed legislation to strengthen city banking

In the wake of the Wells Fargo consumer fraud scandal, Los Angeles bank workers and elected officials take steps to transform the future of city banking practices

New Coalition Links Banking and Environmental Concerns: Scores of Solidarity Protestors Rally at Citibank to Demand They Stop Funding the Dakota Access Pipeline.

LOS ANGELES – Bank workers and consumer advocates along with elected officials announced today that the city of Los Angeles will further prohibit the unscrupulous practices of the U.S.’s largest banks.

For the first time, bank workers and former bank workers from the nation’s biggest banks will testify at a congressional hearing about the aggressive and unreasonable sales goals that are forcing bank workers to push unnecessary products on their customers.

Bank workers to brief members of Congress on big banks’ predatory retail tactics and abusive sales metrics.

Hundreds of bank workers and supporters occupied the lobby of a Wells Fargo and Bank of America in downtown Los Angeles to protest the bank’s obsession with sales goals that affect bank workers and consumers across the nation.