Texas: JPMorgan cuts fraud jobs amid strong profits
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JPMorgan Chase is eliminating 244 positions at its large corporate campus in Plano, Texas, primarily within its Consumer & Community Banking Fraud and Customer Protection Services inbound call center, according to a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification filed with the Texas Workforce Commission. Employees were informed of the decision on June 23, 2026, and will receive the federally required 60-day notice period. The layoffs, which include 219 fraud specialists and supervisors, are scheduled to begin taking effect on August 21, 2026. The move comes as JPMorgan reports $16.5 billion in profit, drawing attention to workforce reductions amid strong financial performance.
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Timeline
- 2026: JPMorgan reports $16.5 billion profit
- Jun 23 2026: Employees formally receive termination notices
- Jun 23 2026: WARN notice filed with Texas
- Summer 2026: Bank confirms Plano fraud restructuring
- Aug 21 2026: First permanent job cuts begin
- Aug 2026: Plano fraud call center work ceases
- Late 2026: Layoffs complete at Plano campus
Why it matters
If you bank with JPMorgan, this may affect your fraud protection services. It's a good time to review your account settings. Make sure your contact details are up-to-date. This way, you'll be notified promptly if there's suspicious activity.
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