Zurich just paid 30,000 workers double, in $200 million bank glitch

tsonfeir , 4 months ago

Your mistake. Your loss.

Thief_of_Crows , 4 months ago

If it was a corporation, absolutely. It's part of the risks they're taking on as a business. But for a government, which is by definition non profit, you kinda have to mandate return of the funds. Otherwise the government as a whole could collapse.

robotica , 4 months ago

confused screeching

assassinatedbyCIA , 4 months ago

The government won’t collapse. They literally have a money printer.

Thief_of_Crows , 4 months ago

This only works if you're America, and even then only somewhat. Everybody else has to fear other places not valuing their currency as highly.

Kecessa , 4 months ago

Lol, nope.

Pay mistakes happen and they will have a program in place to reclaim it.

scottrepreneur , 4 months ago

This sentiment should have everyone looking for alternatives to big brother banks that are definitely not on your side

Kecessa , 4 months ago

Banks? The fuck do they have to do with that?

Your employer pays you every two weeks, they don't deal with the bank to take an overpayment back, they just deduce it from your paychecks after realizing they made a mistake.